The U.S. Coast Guard is focusing on three strategic priorities in the cyber domain over the next 10 years: defending cyberspace, enabling operations, and protecting infrastructure, according to a strategy document released on June 16.“Cyber's not a mission, it's a domain that we operate...We are one and all cyber operators and so that is a fundamental skillset for every member of the coast guard,” Adm. Paul. Zukunft, Commandant of the Coast Guard, said at a Center for Strategic and International…
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