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A peek inside Army cyber protection teams
Members of the Army’s Cyber Protection Brigade provided reporters insight into their unique mission set.
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Here’s what the Pentagon’s persistent cyber training platform might look like
One of the most important components needed in the coming years by the cyber operations community within the Pentagon is its own cyber firing range.
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Cyber Command stands up planning cells at combatant commands
Cyber Command has stood up forward-deployed planning cells within the combatant command staffs to help better coordinate offensive and defensive cyber effects.
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Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
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Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
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Army’s multidomain battle brings manned-unmanned teaming to the fore
For future concepts in multidomain battle scenarios and operating environments going forward, manned-unmanned teaming could involve a battlespace in which users can share control of UAS and see unprecedented situational awareness.
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Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
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Sensor overload is overloading the network
This problem is expected to get worse in the next 10 years with the increase in boxes and sensors.
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Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
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Army seeking network simplicity
Top Army leaders acknowledge that in future operating environments, soldiers will not have the benefit of large logistical support — they’ll need to operate networks themselves.
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A peek inside Army cyber protection teams
Members of the Army’s Cyber Protection Brigade provided reporters insight into their unique mission set.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon’s persistent cyber training platform might look like
One of the most important components needed in the coming years by the cyber operations community within the Pentagon is its own cyber firing range.
-
Cyber Command stands up planning cells at combatant commands
Cyber Command has stood up forward-deployed planning cells within the combatant command staffs to help better coordinate offensive and defensive cyber effects.
-
Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
-
Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Army’s multidomain battle brings manned-unmanned teaming to the fore
For future concepts in multidomain battle scenarios and operating environments going forward, manned-unmanned teaming could involve a battlespace in which users can share control of UAS and see unprecedented situational awareness.
-
Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
-
Sensor overload is overloading the network
This problem is expected to get worse in the next 10 years with the increase in boxes and sensors.
-
Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
-
Army seeking network simplicity
Top Army leaders acknowledge that in future operating environments, soldiers will not have the benefit of large logistical support — they’ll need to operate networks themselves.
-
A peek inside Army cyber protection teams
Members of the Army’s Cyber Protection Brigade provided reporters insight into their unique mission set.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon’s persistent cyber training platform might look like
One of the most important components needed in the coming years by the cyber operations community within the Pentagon is its own cyber firing range.
-
Cyber Command stands up planning cells at combatant commands
Cyber Command has stood up forward-deployed planning cells within the combatant command staffs to help better coordinate offensive and defensive cyber effects.
-
Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
-
Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Army’s multidomain battle brings manned-unmanned teaming to the fore
For future concepts in multidomain battle scenarios and operating environments going forward, manned-unmanned teaming could involve a battlespace in which users can share control of UAS and see unprecedented situational awareness.
-
Army reevaluating Gray Eagle drone operations, employment
The Army is looking at the possibility of operating MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones remotely from the U.S. as opposed to in theater as the system is currently employed.
-
Sensor overload is overloading the network
This problem is expected to get worse in the next 10 years with the increase in boxes and sensors.
-
Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
-
Army seeking network simplicity
Top Army leaders acknowledge that in future operating environments, soldiers will not have the benefit of large logistical support — they’ll need to operate networks themselves.
