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The Senate Armed Services Committee plans to put a hold on funding for U.S. Cyber Command’s warfighting platforms until the command provides details on the next steps of the architecture’s development. The funding limitations stem from the committee’s annual defense policy bill, which passed the Senate panel June 13. It pertains to Cybercom’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture (JCWA), designed in 2019 to get a better handle on the capabilities, platforms and programs the command was designing, and set priorities for the Department of Defense as well as the industry partners that would be building them. It includes large programs for data analytics, operations conducted outside DOD networks, dashboards to command forces, and smaller components for individual tools and sensors. https://lnkd.in/eRE8hfgF

The Senate Armed Services Committee plans to put a hold on funding for U.S. Cyber Command’s warfighting platforms until the command provides details on the next steps of the architecture’s development. The funding limitations stem from the committee’s annual defense policy bill, which passed the Senate panel June 13. It pertains to Cybercom’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture (JCWA), designed in 2019 to get a better handle on the capabilities, platforms and programs the command was designing, and set priorities for the Department of Defense as well as the industry partners that would be building them. It includes large programs for data analytics, operations conducted outside DOD networks, dashboards to command forces, and smaller components for individual tools and sensors. https://lnkd.in/eDv8iAXn

The Senate Armed Services Committee plans to put a hold on funding for U.S. Cyber Command’s warfighting platforms until the command provides details on the next steps of the architecture’s development. The funding limitations stem from the committee’s annual defense policy bill, which passed the Senate panel June 13. It pertains to Cybercom’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture (JCWA), designed in 2019 to get a better handle on the capabilities, platforms and programs the command was designing, and set priorities for the Department of Defense as well as the industry partners that would be building them. It includes large programs for data analytics, operations conducted outside DOD networks, dashboards to command forces, and smaller components for individual tools and sensors. https://lnkd.in/e86EieTT

The Senate Armed Services Committee plans to put a hold on funding for U.S. Cyber Command’s warfighting platforms until the command provides details on the next steps of the architecture’s development. The funding limitations stem from the committee’s annual defense policy bill, which passed the Senate panel June 13. It pertains to Cybercom’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture (JCWA), designed in 2019 to get a better handle on the capabilities, platforms and programs the command was designing, and set priorities for the Department of Defense as well as the industry partners that would be building them. It includes large programs for data analytics, operations conducted outside DOD networks, dashboards to command forces, and smaller components for individual tools and sensors. https://lnkd.in/gC8vbzwN

A tool developed by U.S. Army Cyber Command is now serving as the United States Department of Defense's solution to fulfill a key directive in President Joe Biden’s watershed artificial intelligence executive order. That October 2023 EO, among many tasks, directed the secretary of defense to develop plans for, conduct and complete an operational pilot to “identify, develop, test, evaluate and deploy AI capabilities, such as large-language models, to aid in the discovery and remediation of vulnerabilities in critical United States Government software, systems, and networks. https://hubs.ly/Q02yQRpn0

Bringing data to where analytics are done is a game-changer for the DOD’s digital transformation. The CDAO Data Mesh Reference Architecture is paving the way for more efficient and scalable decision support systems. #DataAnalytics #DigitalTransformation #DOD #MakingSmartSmarter

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"Cybercom is looking to take advantage of open architecture capabilities the US Army and United States Marine Corps have adopted." -Khoi Nguyen, director of the cyber acquisition and technology directorate (J9) Open systems architectures contribute to the United States Department of Defense's ability to stay ahead of evolving threats within the electromagnetic spectrum. This strategy facilitates the direct integration of new capabilities, such as AI, onto existing RF-enabled devices. By remaining open and agile, we can ensure that the best technology is available to those who need it most, thereby enhancing the safety of our warfighters. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eTkxThiX #ai #military #intelligence #electromagneticspectrum #electronicwarfare

Haven't we been around this barn before? The National Defense Commission expresses concerns about the Pentagon's outdated defense strategy. Could a mashup of FITARA and TMF for the DoD enhance accountability and agility? Merging these frameworks could lead to a more responsive approach, ensuring robust defense strategies in the face of emerging threats and technological advancements. Time for a change that matches modern innovation pace. #DoD #acquisitionreform #innovation #competition #emergingthreats Read more: https://lnkd.in/eU-ZaDge

Acting DASA E&S Ms. Christine Ploschke recently talked with Defense News in a live in-depth interview, about how the US Army is working daily at modernizing its many installations, while also working to meet the current needs for our people, and how it continues to utilize various methods to protect against evolving threats and challenges, which significantly impact installations such as cyber, changing climate events, and the actions of foreign adversaries. She also touched on many other key points such as growing energy needs, AI, and more that you don’t want to miss. 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵 𝗻𝗼𝘄: https://lnkd.in/gDFBP5Nt.