Bottom Line up Front: U.S. Cyber Command is the Pentagon’s tip of the spear in the digital gunfight. From Fort Meade, it pulls cyber talent from every service, aims it at America’s adversaries, and ...

Army Gen. Keith Alexander, head of the Defense Department's new Cyber Command, formally received his fourth star on May 21. The Defense Department officially activated its new Cyber Command on May 21, ...

Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) leadership and units are supporting the Army's Project Convergence-Capstone 5 (PC-C5) experimentation exercise, now ongoing at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, ...

Photo illustration of U.S. Army cyber soldier in operations center. (U.S. Army photo by Tài Doick) U.S. Cyber Command’s network defense arm has officially been designated as a sub-unified command.

The Department of Defense does not primarily have a cyber recruiting problem — it has a cyber talent management problem. The ...

The Trump administration’s new $900 billion Pentagon blueprint is not just another defense bill, it is a deliberate attempt to hard‑wire U.S. Cyber Command into the center of American military power.

What if I told you a major U.S. Department of Defense component assumed responsibility for building a critical warfighting capability negligently disregarded this duty, and ultimately allowed this ...

The Republican domestic policy law, signed over the weekend, includes significant boosts for U.S. military cyber spending, including new investments in cyberdefense, offensive operations and workforce ...

With a new moniker this summer as the Department of Defense Cyber Defense Command, or DCDC—in place of what was referred to as the Joint Force Headquarters DoD Information Network—the command is ...

Gen. Timothy Haugh, who commands U.S. Cyber Command and directs the National Security Agency, told SIGNAL Media in an exclusive phone interview March 28, Cyber Command’s review known as Cyber Command ...