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Stealth in the Face of Adversaries: Integrating Intelligence Data Into Cyber Operations

Cyber offense and defense are more powerful that way, official says.

Daniel McCormack, chief operations officer of NSA's Cybersecurity Directorate, talks about the power of combining intelligence data with cyber operations at TechNet Cyber on June 4, 2026. Credit: Pure Light Images

Developing the Next Generation of Cyber Talent Is a Priority for the Military's CIO

Digital advancements alone cannot replace the need for critical thinkers.

DOW CIO Kirsten Davies sits down to speak with SIGNAL Media during the TechNet Cyber conference in Baltimore on June 2, 2026. Credit: Pure Light Images

Adversaries Could Really Harm U.S. Infrastructure, Experts Warn

Cyber experts warn of “dire” situation.

Military, civilian and private sector cyber experts, speaking at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber conference on June 3, warn of “dire” risk to critical infrastructure from adversarial cyber attacks. Credit: Pure Light Images

CISA To Roll Out Several Initiatives in the Coming Days

Later this week, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) officials will release a handful of strategies to address a critical question.

Nick Andersen, acting director and deputy director for CISA, speaks at TechNet Cyber 2026 in Baltimore. Credit: Pure Light Images

Increasing Lethality Through Cyber Command 2.0

The new CYBERCOM 2.0 initiative is helping satisfy several needs within the U.S. Cyber Command.

Brig. Gen. Reid Novotny, chief artificial intelligence officer at the U.S. Cyber Command, and cyber force generation lead at the Department of War, speaks at TechNet Cyber 2026 in Baltimore. Credit: Pure Light Images

DISA Pushes Zero-Trust Qualification Forward

DISA leaders are gathering results from the recently launched simulated exercise aimed at familiarizing cyber crews with zero-trust architecture.

Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton, director of the Defense Information Systems Agency, speaks at TechNet Cyber 2026 in Baltimore. Pure Light Images

DOW CIO Highlights a ‘Common Sense’ Approach for the Military’s Technology

Cybersecurity will also be fundamental to the approach.

U.S. Department of War CIO Kirsten Davies speaks at TechNet Cyber on June 2, 2026. Credit: Pure Light Images

On Point: Q&A With Kirsten Davies

As the Department of War chief information officer (CIO), Kirsten Davies leads information technology and cybersecurity strategy, budget and execution. She also ensures the resilience and operational effectiveness of the digital infrastructure that underpins warfighting, readiness and strategic deterrence and is authorized to modernize legacy environments and strengthen cyber resilience against a contested threat landscape. Among other duties, she oversees C4 systems, position, navigation and timing, and electromagnetic spectrum management.