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From the Desk of AFCEA’s Small Business Committee: A Subcommittee Spotlight

Committee Corner

Each month, this feature highlights news from AFCEA’s various committees.

On Point: Q&A With Michael Weigand

U.S. Marines with 1st Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division and soldiers with the 3rd Battalion, 27th Field Artillery Regiment conduct pre-checks on M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems during exercise Scarlet Dragon in Dugway, Utah, February 2, 2023. Scarlet Dragon is a joint exercise in which the U.S. military branches test their interoperability capability with joint units. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Emma Gray

Maintaining a Premier Cyber Force on a World Stage

The U.S. Department of Defense aims to align technology, policy and warfighter abilities to confront near-peer adversaries in the digital domain.

Over the next year, to remain at the top of cyber abilities, Department of Defense cyber and technology efforts must include the advancement of cyber defenses and teams, additional technology and innovation, and continued growth of international partnerships. Credit: Shutterstock/TippaPatt

Partnerships Power Cyber Readiness

DoD’s cyber big three present a united front.

The top three cyber and technology leaders at the Department of Defense—(l-r) John Sherman, chief information officer (CIO); Gen. Paul Nakasone, U.S. Cyber commander; and Lt. Gen. Bob Skinner, commander JFHQ-DODIN—are closely aligned, they say, which aids in understanding, outcomes and operations. “This is the best relationship that I’ve ever seen between the CIO, who [delivers] policy, guidance and government resources and the operational commander,” offered Gen. Skinner. Credit: Michael Carpenter

Cyber Challenges Expand and Diversify

The cyber attacker pool grows as the United States cooperates with partners around the world.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) provides information technology and communications support to the military and other government agencies around the world. Credit: Michael Curry, DISA

Cloud Capabilities Abound

DISA shores up robust cloud offerings for warfighters.

The Defense Information Systems Agency has created a range of cloud platforms and software tools over the last year to aid its customers in creating modern digital environments. Credit: Shutterstock/CoreDESIGN

Countries Caught in the Crossfire Wage War From Afar

Sweden encounters consequences for helping Ukraine.

A building in downtown after Russian shelling in Kharkiv. Credit: Drop of Light/Shutterstock

International Agreements Guard Against Illegal Cyber Weapons

Humanitarian laws also apply to cyber warfare, bringing new liabilities to governments and cyber operators.

The Geneva-based International Committee of the Red Cross, CICR by its French acronym, provides humanitarian assistance around the world. One of its missions is to document human rights and humanitarian law violations. Credit: Martin Good, Shutterstock

Space Force Advances Global Missile Warning

A new unit is growing regional missile tracking and warning capabilities.

The Space Force’s new Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta will leverage the efforts of the Space Development Agency and the Missile Defense Agency, for its own missile warning and tracking systems. Credit: honglouwawa/Shutterstock

Rhodes Nominated for Appointment to Rear Admiral