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Army Studying Use of Strategic Offensive Cyber Tools at Tactical Edge

Next steps include seeking feedback from tactical commanders.

Col. Nadine Nally, the new Army capabilities manager for cyber at the Cyber Capability Development and Integration Center, discusses offensive cyber tools at TechNet Augusta 2023.

U.S. Army Enjoys Speed Advantage

An electronic warfare official explains what the Army does and does not want.

Col. Gary Brock, Army capabilities manager, electronic warfare, Cyber Capability Development and Integration Directorate, speaks during TechNet Augusta 2023.

The Army Focuses on Key Product Development Criteria for Industry

The U.S. Army introduces principles for industry, stresses training and emphasizes flexibility and zero-trust networks at AFCEA’s TechNet Augusta.

Lt. Gen. John B. Morrison shares the Army’s renewed focus on unified networks based on zero-trust principles at TechNet Augusta.

Army Renews ARCYBER’s Lost Limited Acquisition Authority

The authority enables rapid procurement of cyber technologies.

Army Sgt. Bryson Setser, communication systems sergeant assigned to V Corps Forward Company, prepares a Starlink satellite to acquire signals at Camp Kosciuszko, Poland, July 11, 2023. The Army recently renewed Army Cyber Command's limited acquisition authority, which helps the command to rapidly purchase and deploy innovative cyber technologies. Army Reserve Sgt. Peter Martinez

Driving Future Cyber Warriors Forward

Cyber experts and educators join forces to navigate the way for future generations.

From transportation to transformation: the Cybersecurity Mobile Unit/STEM Bus comes from humble beginnings.

ARCYBER Needs Computer Architectures for Contested Environments

Provable architectures beneficial for zero trust so far lack maturity.

Col. Jackie Kaina of Army Futures Command (l) speaks to Lt. Col. Stuart Purves of the Australian army during a working group session June 7, 2022, during the Project Convergence 22 final planning conference on Fort Bliss, Texas. Army Cyber Command wants computing architectures proven to work in contested environments as well as technology, offering greater visibility into cloud computing environments. Photo by Jonathan Koester

New Innovation Offers Pipeline for Untapped Talent

NATO wants new ideas and adopts a capitalistic approach—of sorts.

NATO’s assistant secretary general for Emerging Security Challenges, David Van Weel, symbolically passes the “baton” to DIANA’s managing director, Deep Chana in London. Credit: NATO

Where Cyber Meets the Edge

Big Data Enables Artificial Intelligence on Army Networks

U.S. Army Cyber Command enhances network visibility with expanded data.

Indiana National Guard soldiers with the 38th Infantry Division, Maj. Adam Barlow, operations chief from Shelbyville, and Capt. Justin Shutt, battle captain from Fort Wayne, monitor a simulated battle during the division’s command post exercise at Camp Atterbury near Edinburgh, Indiana, in February. The Unified Network is foundational to Army modernization efforts. Credit: Master Sgt. Jeff Lowry

AI May Benefit Cyber Defense More Than Offense

Army Cyber Command officials see generative AI as strongly positive.

Soldiers train with integrated visual augmentation systems and enhanced night vision goggles during Project Convergence 2022 at Fort Irwin, California, November 7, 2022. U.S. Army Cyber Command officials say that artificial intelligence technologies will have the most impact at the tactical edge. Credit: Army Sgt. Thiem Huynh