www.prnewswire.com NCRI Appoints Johnnie Moore Amid Rising Information Warfare Threats
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- •Johnnie Moore appointed as Senior Advisor at NCRI to tackle information warfare.
- •NCRI focuses on Middle East influence operations and the role of faith-based networks.
- •Moore's background includes significant engagement with U.S. leadership and international issues.
The Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) appointed Johnnie Moore as Senior Advisor on Middle East Affairs and Associate Director on May 20, 2026. This appointment comes as information warfare, foreign influence operations, and domestic instability escalate globally. Moore's extensive experience includes advising U.S. leadership and engaging with Congress on issues like religious freedom and geopolitical risk. His role will focus on Middle East influence operations and the impact of faith-based networks in information environments. NCRI aims to enhance its research and action framework to address the blurred lines between information manipulation and real-world harm. Moore emphasized the need for clarity and rigor in identifying threats that destabilize institutions and exploit open societies. His collaboration with Pepperdine University will involve graduate students contributing to NCRI's research efforts.
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