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DoD’s New Cyber Strategy Includes Developing Tech To ‘Confound’ Malicious Actors

DoD’s New Cyber Strategy Includes Developing Tech To ‘Confound’ Malicious Actors
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy Mieke Eoyang addresses members of the press during a press conference at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., Sept. 12, 2023. (DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Cesar J. Navarro)

The Pentagon’s new cyber strategy includes expanding public-private partnerships on information sharing and plans to work with industry on developing technologies "that can confound malicious cyber actors." An unclassified summary of the DoD 2023 Cyber Strategy released on Tuesday states the document is an effort to operationalize the 2022 National Defense Strategy in cyberspace and complements the Biden administration’s National Security Strategy and National Cybersecurity Strategy. “We will prioritize technologies that can confound malicious cyber actors and prevent them from…

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