Josh Campbell is an Emmy award-winning CNN correspondent covering national security and law enforcement.

He joined CNN following a career in national security as a supervisory special agent with the FBI. His work included: counterterrorism operations on the Los Angeles Joint Terrorism Task Force; continued deployments overseas responding to terrorist attacks and kidnappings as a member of the FBI's global response team; online undercover operations; fugitive apprehensions and extraditions; diplomatic postings to American embassies abroad; spokesperson and crisis communication liaison with the White House and National Security Council; and Special Assistant to the Director of the FBI.

Campbell received four FBI Combat Theater Awards for his work embedded with military special operations and CIA teams abroad. In his years serving overseas, he also trained hundreds of foreign law enforcement, military, and intelligence officers in conducting threat mitigation, intelligence collection, crime scene management, and the rule of law.

He is an adjunct senior national security fellow with the Center for a New American Security, taught digital and national security at the University of Southern California, and is a military reserve officer with past assignments to the Middle East and Indo-Pacific.