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Cyber

Navy Stands Up Cyber Security Division Following Work Done By Task Force

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015

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Navy Stands Up Cyber Security Division Following Work Done By Task Force

The Navy in September stood up a new Cyber Security Division within its leadership structure, institutionalizing the capabilities of a year-old task force the service initiated in the summer of 2014 that conducted an enterprise-wide review of how the service organizes, resources and better positions itself for cyber security needs.“We are now mainstream,” Troy Johnson, the acting director of the Cyber Security Division within the Information Dominance (N2/N6) directorate of the Chief of Naval Operations, told Defense Daily in an…

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Congress

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