ISRS partners with policy institutions, think tanks, and academic centers to produce analysis at the intersection of strategic risk, security, and technology. These are working collaborations built around shared analytical problems, where both institutions contribute substantively to the final product, not affiliation or endorsement arrangements.

The challenges ISRS tracks span a range of domains: synthetic threats, democratic resilience, critical infrastructure, and the erosion of strategic deterrence. Collaborative research is how ISRS engages the broader community of practitioners, academics, and policy professionals working across those areas.

Co-authored work produced through these partnerships is attributed to both institutions and developed to the same analytical standards as all ISRS research.