US military to blend electronic warfare with cyber capabilities
With more sophisticated threats, the military wants to blur the line between electronic warfare and cyber operations.
With more sophisticated threats, the military wants to blur the line between electronic warfare and cyber operations.
The command is interested in contractor help with a secure data-sharing tool.
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
The bigger picture idea is for the training platform to contribute to a greater sense of cybersecurity across society.
Defending elections has become an enduring mission for the Department of Defense.
Officials described to Congress in recent weeks the various ways the military is seeking to thwart adversary influence and information operations.
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
This year, Cyber Quest joined forces with the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment at Fort Benning.
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
Cyber Command has created a pair of integration offices aimed at synchronizing systems and capabilities built across the services for cyber warriors.