Raytheon unveils cyber battle management system

Raytheon has unveiled its Cyber and Electromagnetic Battle Management (CEMBM) tool.

CEMBM integrates cyber and electromagnetic spectrum awareness capabilities into the Army's Electronic Warfare Program Management Tool to create a common operational picture, according to a Raytheon news release.

"CEMBM provides a shared situational understanding of electronic warfare, EMS and cyber, and management and control of organic assets," Raytheon said. "Using CEMBM, EW officers can determine the best path forward without being jammed or discovered; jam the enemy's communication ability; and if there are cyber emitters, disrupt the ability to use them."

"With CEMBM, teams now have a common operational picture where they can move back and forth, at will, between cyber, EMS and physical terrains," said Frank Pietryka, Raytheon's director of airborne information operations.

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