Measuring progress on the Army’s electronic warfare renaissance
Army leaders say they are making progress in rebuilding the service’s electronic warfare capabilities through its ranks and its equipment.
Army leaders say they are making progress in rebuilding the service’s electronic warfare capabilities through its ranks and its equipment.
The Army is beginning to work with the Pentagon on Unified Platform.
The Army outlined what capabilities it wants for its defensive cyber operators.
The Army has created an official cyberspace effects position for civilians, the equivalent of their uniformed counterparts.
The Army is expected to provide the joint force with 'common access platforms.'
Students at the Army’s cyber school and a Japanese defense force participated in what service leaders are describing as the first international “capture the flag” type event.
The Army is beginning work on how to provide commanders a visual depiction of the invisible domains of warfare.
The Army is experimenting with new electronic warfare platoons.
Army leaders are ok with accepting some risk in haste to create new multidomain units.
The Army is working to create a singular information warfare entity.
Army Cyber Command is building cyber planning organizations within the staffs at Africa Command, Central Command and Northern Command.