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Air Force cyber teams exercised alongside Israeli cyber forces in the sixth iteration of Cyber Dome.
The memorandum builds upon a May 2021 executive order aimed at improving cybersecurity across the entirety of federal government systems.
The new academic engagement network will also serve as a recruiting tool for Cyber Command, especially in filling out the civilian ranks.
The Army is working to build its new cyber battalion while testing out new concepts and training in the process.
Air Force defensive cyber teams will now be able to conduct cyber missions aboard MC-130Js in flight.
The newest version of the Persistent Cyber Training Environment will roll out early next year.
Cyber Command has created an integration office and a concept of operations to help better guide how new capabilities are integrated under the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture.
After a review, the Pentagon announces CMMC 2.0.
The Army wants to beef up its local cybersecurity providers as a means of bolstering its cyber posture and freeing up higher end cyber defenders.
Commanders will soon have a tool to visualize and understand the cyber terrain in their battlespace.
A tip from a private actor allowed the NSA and Cyber Command to end adversary access to networks.
The Air Force has officially created three new mission defense teams focused on cyber defense of local installations and missions.
In one project, researchers are exploring ways to show soldiers at a glance the whereabouts of electromagnetic sources.
A cyber program is allowing defensive teams to share data more rapidly.
The Army is conducting a series of experiments to figure out the right mix to achieve information advantage for commanders.
The services say in-house coders allow them to be more flexible during missions, rather than relying solely on contractor support to build cyber tools.
The center provides an open, collaborative space for military technologists to think and work on hard problems free from typical government bureaucracy.
The Air Force Research Lab awarded two $200 million contracts for cybersecurity research.
The services plan to sunset their separate firing platforms to more tightly link their efforts in cyberspace under one, common tool.
“When you graduate from the schoolhouse, in my personal opinion, you should be ready to execute your job," he said.