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"You can't command and control that domain [IT] unless you can see into it, sense inside it and control it."--Adm. Robert F. Willard, USN, commander of the U.S. Pacific Command
Command’s Cybersecurity Crosses Domains, Directorates
The U.S. Transportation Command has taken a novel approach to its Joint Cyber Center, reflecting the unusual needs of this organization that plays a role across U.S. military operations. Officials have found their decisions, such as uniting disparate experts in a single physical location, help save resources while increasing cooperation with the many industry partners that have integral roles in the efforts to keep supplies and people moving.
Army Cyber Center of Excellence May Change Name
The organization could become an information warfare center of excellence.
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U.S. Army Building Global IT Warfighting Platform To Prepare for Cyber Warfare
Lt. Gen. Jeth Rey outlines five focus areas following his 100-day review process.
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On Point: Q&A With Sam Kinch
Currently a Federal Field CTO at Tanium, Sam Kinch has over 20 years of federal cybersecurity experience, having served as an analyst in the intelligence community, offensive cyber operations leader at U.S. Cyber Command, and executive advisor on National Guard cyber operations.
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Know Thyself to Defeat Cyber Intruders
Organizations must understand their own networks and information to use cyber intelligence effectively.
A Critical Piece of the National Security Puzzle
The U.S. Coast Guard plays a vital role helping tie together pieces of the national security community. The Coast Guard is unique in that, while it is a military service, organizationally it sits within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and clearly has homeland security/counterterrorism, public safety and law enforcement roles. This positioning within several national security communities allows the Coast Guard to provide an invaluable coordination and linking function.
Leveraging Social Engineering for Successful Cyber Operations: Enhancing the Minds of Decision-Makers
Effectively using cyber warfare could mean the difference between victory and defeat in military operations.
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DISA Cyber Program Focuses on Operational Risk
A new DISA cyber assessment program provides a greater understanding of mission operational risks and cybersecurity postures.
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Improving Alliance Cybersecurity
Cyberdefense is far from being a challenge just for the United States—there are many international aspects to this issue. In this column last month, I cited the important Foreign Affairs article “Defending a New Domain” by Deputy Secretary of Defense Bill Lynn, which addresses U.S. Defense Department cyberstrategy head on.
Alliance relationships depend on shared trust, especially in networked environments. Lynn’s article notes that, “Some of the United States’ computer defenses are already linked with those of U.S. allies, especially through existing signals intelligence partnerships, but greater levels of cooperation are needed to stay ahead of the cyberthreat. Stronger agreements to facilitate the sharing of information, technology and intelligence must be made with a greater number of allies.”