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The Air Force is shifting its cybersecurity paradigm from an information technology (IT)-centric toward a mission oriented approach. Instead of focusing on how to defend its IT infrastructure, it seeks to provide mission assurance by defending mission relevant cyber terrain enabling mission execution in a contested environment. In order to actively defend a mission in cyberspace, efforts must be taken...
Since the 1970s, the United States has integrated technology into combat platforms to maintain its military superiority. Modern digital vulnerabilities within these platforms place U.S. capabilities and military forces at risk for cyber attack. This paper discusses the impact of digital vulnerabilities for operational commanders through the lens of joint functions and operational factors. The undisciplined...
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