Using technology to advance freedom.

Leveraging the expertise of Purdue University and diplomatic leaders to bridge the knowledge and experience gaps between innovators and policymakers. The objective is to ensure that leaders of the United States and like-minded nations are able to understand critical emerging technologies as they relate to matters of national security and foreign policy.

the logo combines a letter K, a shield, 5g technology, and it's international scope.

An existing Purdue University color palette informed the selections.

Institute founder and chairman Keith Krach (former CEO Docusign) with Mung Chang, President - Purdue University.