Israel builds cyber headquarters

The Israel Defense Forces have completed construction of its cyber headquarters.

"The subterranean facility was established in the center of the country and spreads several stories underground," according to an Israeli news site Ynetnews.

The Israeli military's cyber organization may also be reorganized. Cyber is currently split between the C4I Directorate, which is more defensively oriented, and the Military Intelligence Directorate (Aman), which has offensive capabilities.

Israeli commanders may consolidate all cyber operations under one group, according to Ynetnews.

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