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Air Force Reserve Opens Groundbreaking Cyber Workforce Program

The program is available to cyber civilians and enlisted personnel.

First sergeants from the 960th Cyberspace Wing pose with Chief Master Sgt. Christopher Howard, Command Chief of the 960th Cyberspace Wing, at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas on March 27, 2023. The Air Force Reserve’s new Cyber Direct Commission program is a groundbreaking effort to bring more cyber warriors from industry and enlisted ranks into the Reserve. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Alex Dieguez

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Smart Leaders Learn To Leverage Multigenerational Workforce

Experts see how diversity leads to strength in innovation and problem solving.

For leaders to be effective guiding a multi-generational workforce, they need to build strong communication, a constant culture of learning, clear leadership and strategy, and pull in a diverse workforce, experts say, speaking at the Alamo ACE conference on November 16.

12th Air Force Expands Cybersecurity With Partners in the Americas

The regions’ cyber stance to handle attacks must improve as malicious attacks continue to impact the region.

U.S. and Brazilian warfighters gather November 16 at the completion of Southern Vanguard 24, a three-week-long exercise in Oiapoque, Brazil. The two militaries are working together to build their partnership between the two nations, which includes helping to strengthen cybersecurity in South America. Credit: Staff Sgt. ShaTyra Reed-Cox, U.S. Army South

Securing Critical Infrastructure in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Speakers address emerging challenges at AFCEA Bethesda’s Energy, Infrastructure, and Environment Summit 2023.

David Mussington, CISA's executive assistant director, offers an opening keynote address. Credit: Diego Laje/ AFCEA.

The Department of the Air Force Considers the Role of AI in its Workforce

Tools and approaches can be leveraged to aid both airmen and Guardians in their career path development, business operations and workforce retention.

Could AI help airman navigate their next career move? The Department of the Air Force thinks so, as it considers AI-solutions for the workforce, says Col. Joy Kaczor, director, Cyber Operations and Warfighter Communications, speaking with Winston Beauchamp, the Department’s deputy chief information officer.

The Air Force Navigates a Course for Standardized APIs

Application programming interface calibration will allow the service to share data at scale and in real-time.

The Department of the Air Force is rolling out a comprehensive strategy for the use of standardized application programming interfaces, or APIs, says Jay Bonci, chief technology officer.

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