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Air Force Squadron Shares Cyber Training Lessons Learned

Squadron students get high marks on NSA courses.

After overhauling cyber training and achieving unusually high rates for students passing the National Security Agency’s cyber training, the Air Force’s 39th Information Operations Squadron shares lessons learned with others. U.S. Air Force photo by J.M. Eddins Jr.

Educators Call for Cyber Pros To Teach Part Time

Adjunct teaching benefits students and instructors.

Cyber educators highly encourage those who have previously worked or are currently working in cybersecurity to teach part time. Shutterstock/4LUCK

One Joint Cyber School to Teach Them All

Officials ponder the future of joint cyber training.

CERTS 2022 panelists discuss cyber training for the services.

Army Initiates Cyber-Focused Junior ROTC Programs

The service directly commissions lieutenant colonel and colonel.

Brig. Gen. Paul Craft, USA, commandant, U.S. Army Cyber School, speaks on a panel at CERTS 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

U.S. Cyber Command Enlists Students for Solving Problems

A new network provides outreach to students and faculty.

David Frederick Jr., executive director at U.S. Cyber Command, addresses the audience at CERTS 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Air Force Expanding Information Operations Classes

The 39th Info Ops Squadron moves to meet rising demand.

The U.S. Air Force’s 39th Information Operations Squadron is expanding its courses to meet increased demand for expertise in the information realm. Credit: DeymosHR/Shutterstock

The Value of Education to Zero Trust Transformation

Prioritizing education is critical for zero trust.

Workforce education seems to be the secret weapon organizations use to successfully implement zero trust. Credit: Stuart Miles/Shutterstock

Naval Forces Could Adapt Faster to Compete with China

Indo-Pacific officials tout more rapid transformation.

While U.S. forces in the Indo-Pacific region are adapting quickly, the pace of change should be faster to compete with China, officials say. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Hypersonics Research Soars

Instruments, testing and materials are vital to this defensewide effort.

In March 2021, the U.S. Army began delivering the first prototype hypersonic equipment to soldiers with the arrival of two training canisters. The United States is in the race to create hypersonic vehicles and weapons by 2023 and is turning to U.S. universities to perform the fundamental research necessary for vehicles capable of flying at least at speeds greater than five times the speed of sound (Mach 5+). Credit: Elliot Valdez, Defense Media Activity

New Marine Platform Aims to Be Force Multiplier

The Corps’ Information Development Institute is improving multiple capabilities.

The U.S. Marine Corps’ new organization, the Information Development Institute, is providing innovative training and education across cybersecurity, intelligence and information technology. U.S. Marine Corps Illustration from Jennifer Sevier

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Air Force Squadron Shares Cyber Training Lessons Learned

Educators Call for Cyber Pros To Teach Part Time

One Joint Cyber School to Teach Them All

Army Initiates Cyber-Focused Junior ROTC Programs

U.S. Cyber Command Enlists Students for Solving Problems

Air Force Expanding Information Operations Classes

The Value of Education to Zero Trust Transformation

Naval Forces Could Adapt Faster to Compete with China

Hypersonics Research Soars

New Marine Platform Aims to Be Force Multiplier