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While technology helped propel the U.S. military to outshine just about every adversary, failing to safeguard key developments just might lead to its downfall, warned Maj. Gen. Jerry Harris, USAF, vice commander of Air Combat Command at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. At the vertex of much of technological advances has been emergence of cyberspace across warfighting domains.

New tools provide critical warning to guard against a growing number of costly network attacks.

Career and educational hurdles still exist for girls and women entering the world of the science, technology, engineering and mathematics, commonly called STEM, despite it being the 21st century, panelists shared during AFCEA International’s Women in Cyber discussion, presented Wednesday at West 2017, a premier naval conference held this week in San Diego. 

The warfighting command looks to harness partnerships with academia, in addition to government and private sector relationships, to better protect America in the cyber realm.

The new approach teaches soldiers to think on the electromagnetic battlefield.

Germany and United States engagement thrives in cyberspace and information technology.

Establishing trust and sharing information are the first steps toward a successful cyber future.

The Air Combat Command takes flight toward Joint Force multidomain command and control capabilities.