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The AFCEA 2013 Source Book is now available in both digital and app formats to current AFCEA members and SIGNAL subscribers. Access the digital version now through the AFCEA portal. The app is available through Google Play for Android devices, Amazon for the Kindle Fire and the Apple App Store for iOS devices.
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Streamlining Coalition Mission Network Participation
NATO and eight coalition nations participating in the Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXploration, eXperimentation and eXamination, eXercise (CWIX) are working to reduce the amount of time it takes to join coalition networks in the future.
Cyber Commander Calls for Consolidated Activities
The United States must “normalize” cyberspace operations if it is to protect and defend cyber assets, including the critical infrastructure, according to the commander of the U.S. Cyber Command. Gen. Keith B. Alexander, USA, told the Senate Committee on Appropriations that the nation faces “diverse and persistent threats” that cannot be countered through the efforts of any single organization.
Cyber, Security Focuses for Marine Forces Pacific
Cyberwarfare is a primary concern for the U.S. Marine Corps as it continues its rebalance toward the Asia-Pacific region. With the growing involvement of cyber in every operation along with specific concerns of virtual attacks from large nations in the region, emphasis on the new domain is becoming increasingly important.
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U.S. Air Force Networking:
The Air Force largely has been invisible as attention has focused on ground combat in Southwest Asia. Yet, air support played a key role in neutralizing many adversarial force elements, and with the end of a U.S. combat role in that region, military planners are looking ahead to future conflicts. Combat aircraft increasingly are becoming sensor platforms complementing their fighting roles, and taking advantage of the data they collect is a key task for mission planners.
CYBER TRENDS:
While cyber has been a growing area of interest for some time, in 2013 it moved to the top of the list. The U.S. director of national intelligence declared that cyber threats are more of a menace to the Free World than terrorism, and South Korea’s media and financial institutions came under attack from foreign hackers. The only aspect that has grown more than cyber awareness is the threat itself, as all government, military, civil and commercial institutions find themselves in the digital line of fire. No moving target ever proved so elusive as the cyber threat, and countering it may be the key to continued freedom and prosperity.
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