An Army of… Zeros and Ones? How the Military Services Compete in Cyberspace
summary
Cyber Command sets common training and certification standards and gains enhanced budget control starting FY2024, while each military service reports roughly a cyberspace activities budget of about $2 billion and the Army fields over 15,000 cyber personnel across active, reserve, guard and civilian components. Services run schoolhouses (Fort Gordon’s Cyber Center of Excellence), are creating service-specific cyber designators, and shift cyber toward a train, equip, organize warfighting focus; industry must scale tools, bake in security, and address the data pillar of zero trust.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and roles
- 3:38Cyber Command overview
- 5:07Principal cyber advisors explained
- 11:29Service cyber portfolios
- 19:12Man train and equip in cyber
- 25:30What services need from industry
- 33:34Biggest cyber myths debunked
- 41:40National Cyber Strategy insights
- 46:12Final thoughts and Q&A
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