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Planners need to understand both their allies and their adversaries.

Individual commanders ultimately may be responsible for determining information sharing.

Geography, irrelevant to cybermarauders, prevents legal action against them.

A U.S./Australian effort is serving as the basis for an Asia-Pacific architecture that can be extended to other allied nations.

Like-minded nations need to band together to steer international rules and regulations.

What is taking place over half the surface of the globe is defining the defense posture of existing and rising powers alike.

Differences are more than just generational as government and industry leaders try to recruit and keep an effective workforce.

Even humanitarian efforts are susceptible to cybermarauders.

Some information collection assets that worked successfully in the desert will not fare as well in the jungles of Asia.

Maintaining links over a vast area requires a fast secure setup that allows coalition interoperability.