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Make Room for Unconventional Cyber Warriors

International officials recommend introverts, autistic students and middle-aged career changers.

Air Commodore Elanor Boekholt-O’Sullivan, Royal Netherlands Air Force, speaks about the cyber work force during a panel at AFCEA TechNet Augusta. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Does the Solution to the Cyber Skills Gap Already Exist?

MITRE’s ATT&CK Framework enhances cyber defense training.

MITRE’s ATT&CK Framework can be used for cyber defense training even though it wasn’t created for that purpose. Credit: Stuart Miles/Shutterstock

Army Defensive Cyber Operations Maintain Balancing Act

The service must avoid suffering innovation overload.

Soldiers analyze network data during a cyber academy class at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The project manager, defensive cyber operations (PM DCO), is working to boost Army cyber capabilities while shortening the training time line to empower more soldiers for the cyber defense mission. U.S. Army photo

Complex Connections Demand New Processes

Technology has improved, but extended training lags behind.

Spc. Dillon Anton, USA, and Spc. Matthew Perry, USA, 601st Aviation Support Battalion, 1st Infantry Division, Combat Aviation Brigade, set up and validate a Combat Service Support Very Small Aperture Terminal (CSS-VSAT) in preparation of Combined Support Exercise at Storck Barracks, Germany.

Indo-Pacific Command Plays its Digital Card

Securing cyberspace is at the heart of regional security for dozens of nations.

The amphibious assault ship USS Boxer anchors off the coast of Phuket, Thailand. The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is advancing the quality of technology in multinational training exercises, so allies and partners can interoperate in cyber the way they might have to in regional operations. U.S. Navy photo

U.S. Cyber Command Lists Technical Challenge Areas

Officials believe no solutions currently exist.

U.S. Cyber Command officials recently released a list of tough technical challenges areas, for which solutions may not yet exist. Credit: DR MANAGER/Shutterstock

Stop Blaming NSA for Cyber Attacks

Misunderstanding malware prompts erroneous finger pointing.

The National Security Agency is not to blame for the recent ransomware attack on the city of Baltimore, says Noah Schiffman, KRB chief technology adviser. Credit: Shutterstock/Stephen Finn

Army PEO EIS Brings Industry Under the Tent

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts when the two combine forces for information technology.

Servicemen participate in a cyber warrior exercise overseas. The U.S. Army’s program executive officer for enterprise information systems (PEO EIS) is striving to speed new software into cyber systems while maintaining effective operations. U.S. Army Reserve photo

Stealth Attacks Require Stealth Responses

It's time to turn the tables on invisible invaders.

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Ubiquitous Connections Depend Upon Additional Security Skills

Megacities’ infrastructure techno-guts challenge current workforce know-how.

Maj. Gen John C. Harris Jr., ANG (c), the adjutant general, Ohio National Guard, observes training while the Cyber Mission Assurance Team (CMAT) conducts network assessments during exercise week of Cyber Shield 19 at Camp Atterbury, Indiana. The National Guard is standing up the teams to help secure the critical infrastructure that services U.S. Defense Department installations. U.S. Army National Guard Photo by Staff Sgt. George B. Davis