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Cyber

Rogers Explains CYBERCOM’s Relationship With NSA, DISA

Defense Daily Staff

Tuesday, June 24th, 2014

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Rogers Explains CYBERCOM’s Relationship With NSA, DISA

Adm. Michael S. Rogers. Photo: U.S. Navy.

With multiple agencies in the Department of Defense responsible for defensive cyber operations, roles and responsibilities are often unclear--but the Cyber Command chief says it’s something the agencies work on everyday. “We practice with each other,” Adm. Michael Rogers, joint head of CYBERCOM and the National Security Agency (NSA), said at the AFCEA International Cyber Symposium in Baltimore, Md., Tuesday. Rogers said it’s no coincidence that NSA and CYBERCOM have the same individual as their leader. However, he emphasized the…

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