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Cyberwar Is a Two-Way Street for Russia

The country’s digital infrastructure is a glass house in global cyber operations.

While Russia has a strong community of private sector hackers willing to engage in global cyber attacks for their nation, the United States also has its own patriotic hackers who can engage in their own form of wreaking digital havoc in Russia—possibly in coordination with U.S. government efforts. Alexander Geiger/Shutterstock

Cyber Ethics Vex Online Warfighters

The United States wrestles with daunting guidelines to carry out warfare in the fifth domain.

Gathering around a single laptop, soldiers from Team National Guard map out a strategy to win the U.S. Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence’s multiservice NetWar competition in 2014. The exercise was created to build the cyber operators’ capabilities in the new warfighting domain.

Army Braces for A Culture Clash

The service must work to entice and keep the type of people who excel at cyber operations.

Soldiers with the U.S. Army Cyber Command take part in network defense training. The Army has reclassified its military occupational specialty as 17C for cyber operations specialists, but more remains to be done to build an effective cyber corps for the service.

Army Cyber 2020

Lt. Gen. Rhett Hernandez, USA, commanding general of U.S. Army Cyber Command/2nd Army, outlines the future of cyber in the Army.

The Coast Guard Jumps Into the Cyber Sea

Two years’ experience at the U.S. Cyber Command has shaped U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. Dermanelian’s perspective as he implements, as commander, the Coast Guard Cyber Command’s three main missions.

When pursuing information technology solutions, the Coast Guard has to be “risk aware” in order to have the tools needed to support its unique set of military, law enforcement, humanitarian, regulatory and diplomatic responsibilities, says Rear Adm. David Dermanelian, USCG, assistant commandant for C4IT (CG-6); and commander, Coast Guard Cyber Command.

Korean Cybersecurity Becomes a Joint Endeavor

A U.S. military cyber center serves as a partnering point with the Republic of Korea.

Col. Karlton D. Johnson, USAF, is the U.S. Forces Korea J-6 and senior communicator for U.S. forces in Korea.

Army CEMA Teams Advance Information, Electronic and Cyber Warfare

After completing 10 training rotations, the Army's Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) teams are building on the experience of readying warfighters in information, electronic and cyber warfare.