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Jack Voltaic: Lt. Col. Doug Fletcher, Critical Infrastructure Key Resources team for the Army Cyber Institute at West Point, explains the importance of Jack Voltaic to more than 70 personnel from public and private sectors from the cities of Savannah and Charleston.

Cybersecurity brought to the forefront at Jack Voltaic

Lt. Col. Doug Fletcher, Critical Infrastructure Key Resources team for the Army Cyber Institute at West Point, explains the importance of Jack Voltaic to more than 70 personnel from public and private sectors from the cities of Savannah and Charleston.
The Future of Information Warfare Threatcasting Workshop (SEP 10-11): The Future of Information Warfare Threatcasting Workshop will explore the coming decade’s emerging technological and cultural trends and envision future possible and potential threats. Visit the event site for more details

The Future of Information Warfare Threatcasting Workshop (SEP 10-11)

The Future of Information Warfare Threatcasting Workshop will explore the coming decade’s emerging technological and cultural trends and envision future possible and potential threats. Click here for more details
Jack Voltaic: Critical Infrastructure Research Report

Jack Voltaic: Critical Infrastructure Research Report

"This report summarizes the U.S. Army Cyber Institute’s (ACI’s) work to date on Jack Voltaic (JV), a research project that focuses on critical infrastructure and public-private partnerships (PPPs). JV research, which includes contributions from academia, industry, and government, explores how to synchronize Department of Defense (DoD)/U.S. Government and private sector capabilities in a cyberspace attack response."
USMA Faculty Building Cyber Bridges with NATO Allies and Partners: Around 600 decision-makers, opinion-leaders, law and technology experts from the governments, military, academia and industry of nearly 50 countries meet at CyCon to address current cyber security challenges in an interdisciplinary manner.

USMA Faculty Building Cyber Bridges with NATO Allies and Partners

Around 600 decision-makers, opinion-leaders, law and technology experts from the governments, military, academia and industry of nearly 50 countries meet at CyCon to address current cyber security challenges in an interdisciplinary manner.
The Cyber Policy Team, Team Black Knights, takes first place at the 2019 European Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge in Geneva, Switzerland, beating out 22 other teams from 13 countries.

Go Team Black Knights!

The Cyber Policy Team, Team Black Knights, takes first place at the 2019 European Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge in Geneva, Switzerland, beating out 22 other teams from 13 countries.
Spring 2019 CDR is now Available!

Cyber Defense Review Spring Edition
Army Cyber Institute welcomes Reserve Soldiers

Army Cyber Institute welcomes Reserve Soldiers

LTC Brett Lindberg , Army Cyber Institute, explains the Augmented Reality Radio Frequency Visualization, or ARFVIS, to CPT Vikram Mittal, 335th Signal Command’s Army Reserve Cyber Operations Group.
U.S. Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, 60th Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy, speaks at the International Conference on Cyber Conflict U.S., Nov. 14, 2018, at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, District of Columbia. Williams opened the annual conference with stating that today, you can't talk about either readiness or modernization without addressing cyber and space. This year's theme was Cyber Conflict during Competition. During competition, U.S. and Allied forces actively campaign to advance and defend national interests in an environment that is short of armed conflict.

USMA Superintendent speaks at CyCon US 2018

U.S. Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, 60th Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy, speaks at the International Conference on Cyber Conflict U.S., Nov. 14, 2018, at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, District of Columbia. Williams opened the annual conference with stating that today, you can't talk about either readiness or modernization without addressing cyber and space. This year's theme was Cyber Conflict during Competition. During competition, U.S. and Allied forces actively campaign to advance and defend national interests in an environment that is short of armed conflict.
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Jack Voltaic: Lt. Col. Doug Fletcher, Critical Infrastructure Key Resources team for the Army Cyber Institute at West Point, explains the importance of Jack Voltaic to more than 70 personnel from public and private sectors from the cities of Savannah and Charleston.
Jack Voltaic: Lt. Col. Doug Fletcher, Critical Infrastructure Key Resources team for the Army Cyber Institute at West Point, explains the importance of Jack Voltaic to more than 70 personnel from public and private sectors from the cities of Savannah and Charleston.
Jack Voltaic
Lt. Col. Doug Fletcher, Critical Infrastructure Key Resources team for the Army Cyber Institute at West Point, explains the importance of Jack Voltaic to more than 70 personnel from public and private sectors from the cities of Savannah and Charleston.
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After a cyberattack, the waiting is the hardest part: U.S. Marines debark from an MV-22B Osprey at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq in June 2018. A cyberattack could slow how U.S. forces respond to a battlefield.
After a cyberattack, the waiting is the hardest part: U.S. Marines debark from an MV-22B Osprey at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq in June 2018. A cyberattack could slow how U.S. forces respond to a battlefield.
After a cyberattack, the waiting is the hardest part
U.S. Marines debark from an MV-22B Osprey at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq in June 2018. A cyberattack could slow how U.S. forces respond to a battlefield.
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Cyber AIAD: Cadets visit the Joint Cyber Center, U.S. Army African Command in Stuttgart, Germany to hear about and discuss real-world issues within the cyber domain and how it affects military operations.
Cyber AIAD: Cadets visit the Joint Cyber Center, U.S. Army African Command in Stuttgart, Germany to hear about and discuss real-world issues within the cyber domain and how it affects military operations.
Cyber AIAD
Cadets visit the Joint Cyber Center, U.S. Army African Command in Stuttgart, Germany to hear about and discuss real-world issues within the cyber domain and how it affects military operations.
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Cadets build relationships, knowledge on Cyber AIAD
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Putting a value on the 50x coder, by Jan Kallberg: As an industrial nation transitioning to an information society with digital conflict, we tend to see the technology as the weapon. In the process, we ignore the fact that few humans can have a large-scale operational impact. But we underestimate the importance of applicable intelligence, the intelligence on how to apply things in the right order. Cyber and card games have one thing in common: the order you play your cards matters. In cyber, the tools are mostly publically available, anyone can download them from the Internet and use them, but the weaponization of the tools occur when they are used by someone who understands how to use the tools in the right order.
Putting a value on the 50x coder, by Jan Kallberg: As an industrial nation transitioning to an information society with digital conflict, we tend to see the technology as the weapon. In the process, we ignore the fact that few humans can have a large-scale operational impact. But we underestimate the importance of applicable intelligence, the intelligence on how to apply things in the right order. Cyber and card games have one thing in common: the order you play your cards matters. In cyber, the tools are mostly publically available, anyone can download them from the Internet and use them, but the weaponization of the tools occur when they are used by someone who understands how to use the tools in the right order.
Putting a value on the 50x coder
As an industrial nation transitioning to an information society with digital conflict, we tend to see the technology as the weapon. In the process, we ignore the fact that few humans can have a large-scale operational impact. But we underestimate the importance of applicable intelligence, the intelligence on how to apply things in the right order. Cyber and card games have one thing in common: the order you play your cards matters. In cyber, the tools are mostly publically available, anyone can download them from the Internet and use them, but the weaponization of the tools occur when they are used by someone who understands how to use the tools in the right order.
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