Adriane Littlefield is a global security expert with more than two decades of experience in international cooperation, regional security, and risk reduction. She leads a team at Sandia National Laboratories’ Center for Global Security and Cooperation focused on international partnerships, research security, and emerging technology. Her work supports the development of regulatory and policy frameworks to address complex security challenges.

She directs the Cooperative Monitoring Center (CMC), advancing scientific engagement and international collaboration through research partnerships, fellowships, workshops, and Track 1.5 and Track 2 dialogues. She has worked extensively across South Asia and the Middle East, with expertise in cooperative threat reduction, arms control, CBRNE nonproliferation, export controls, insider threat mitigation, and security culture. Her research focuses on strategic stability, confidence-building measures, conflict resolution, and emerging global security challenges. Adriane is based in Washington DC, USA.

Areas of Expertise: Arms Control | Emerging Technology | Regional Security | Risk Analysis | Strategic Stability

Languages: English

Links: Sandia ‍National Laboratories‍, LinkedIn ‍

Contact: Adriane Littlefield