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Cyber

Navy Cyber Task Force Looks To Transition To Permanent Structure Within Leadership

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, August 25th, 2015

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Navy Cyber Task Force Looks To Transition To Permanent Structure Within Leadership

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A year-old task force that has been conducting a holistic and enterprise-wide review of how the Navy organizes, resources and better positions itself for its cyber security needs shortly plans to recommend that it become part of the service’s permanent organizational structure, the official that leads the effort on a daily basis said in a recent interview.The task force will report to the Navy’s senior leadership on its findings and achievements and “highlight areas of organizational change and cultural shift…

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