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Commercial Tech Integration Essential To U.S. Success In Cyber Conflict

Tuesday, December 1st, 2015

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Commercial Tech Integration Essential To U.S. Success In Cyber Conflict

Army Cyber Mission Image: U.S. Army Cyber Command

Future wars will be fought as much in cyberspace as any other domain and the weapons used to fight digital battles will come from the commercial sector rather than governments, the director of the Defense Department’s Strategic Capabilities Office said Tuesday.“The technologies that are likely to change the whole landscape of national security are not going to be developed by the U.S. government,” Will Roper said at the annual symposium of the Association of Old Crows in Washington, D.C. “Our…

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