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Making the Space Force A Cyber Force

The young service is taking key steps to shore up its cyber capabilities to protect vital space assets.

Brig. Gen. Devin Pepper, USSF, deputy commanding general, Operations, Space Operations Command, addresses the Rocky Mountain Cyber Symposium.

Data Needs To Be Consumable for Warfighters

Challenges remain in the sea services’ ability to harness information quickly.

Senior military leaders from Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States stand together on the flight deck of the USS Blue Ridge (LCC-19), U.S. 7th Fleet, on September 12, 2023, during the 2023 Information Warfare Waterfront Conference in Yokosuka, Japan. The United States must increase its information warfare capabilities in a complex geopolitical environment. U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Caitlin Flynn

DoD Officials Announce Defense Industrial Policy

The effort aims to bring innovation into its acquisition processes and other areas.

The Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy Laura Taylor-Kale (l) and Halimah Najieb-Locke, acting principal deputy assistant secretary of defense for industrial base policy, speak to reporters at the Pentagon on January 11, 2024, announcing the new National Defense Industrial Strategy.

Air Force Cyber Mission Defense Teams 2.0: An Evolving Concept

The service is considering how to protect its most vital assets in the face of great power competition.

Joe McDade (l), assistant deputy chief of staff for plans and programs and Maj. Gen. David Snoddy, assistant deputy chief of staff for cyber effects operations, both at the Department of the Air Force, speak on December 14 at AFCEA NOVA's Air Force IT Day.

Department of the Air Force Targets Key Cross-Cutting Solutions

The service is aligning and optimizing its functionality for the future.

Acting Under Secretary of the Air Force, Kristyn Jones, speaking to industry, academia and airmen at the AFCEA Northern Virginia Chapter’s Air Force Information Technology Day, December 14, 2024

Supply-Chain Risk Management Program Is Aiding North Dakota’s Cybersecurity

The effort is part of a whole-of-government approach to increase the state’s cyber posture.

Even with its picturesque scenery, such as Lake Sakakawea, and its farmlands, the state of North Dakota faces 4 million cyber attacks a year, and as a result, its chief information security officer has had to pursue a whole-of-government approach to greatly strengthen its cybersecurity, including developing a supply chain risk management program. Credit: North Dakota Tourism

The Space Force Sees Early Promise From Integrated Mission Delta Concept

The service’s two provisional Deltas offer a greater unity of effort, leaders say.

Guardians and airmen from Space Delta 3–Space Electromagnetic Warfare, stand in formation during a change of command ceremony June 29, 2023, at Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado. Delta 3 is one of two Integrated Mission Deltas, a concept that the Space Force is trying out over a year time frame. Credit: U.S. Space Force photo by Airman 1st Class Cody Friend

Gen. Haugh Confirmed as U.S. Cyber Commander

The U.S. Senate approves the leader to take over in the military’s leading cyber operations role.

Gen. Timothy Haugh, USAF, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as head of U.S. Cyber Command in December 2023.

Software-Defined Defense Is Necessary for Future Warfare

Digitized operations are crucial in the next decades of war.

Vice Adm. Thomas Daum, chief, German Cyber and Information Domain Service, speaks December 7 at AFCEA's TechNet Transatlantic conference in Frankfurt.

NATO’s Support of Ukraine’s C4 Capabilities

Over the last decade, the alliance has helped grow the nation’s warfare communications.

NATO military leaders meet at the Defense Ministers' Session in October 2023. Since 2014, NATO countries have supported Ukraine's modernization of communications, command and control, and computing, or C4, technologies. Photo courtesy of NATO.