Implications Of Service Cyberspace Component Commands For Army Cyberspace Operations

In this monograph, Mr. Jeffrey Caton examines the current paradigm of how the service cyberspace component commands operate as a mixture of common joint practices and service-unique means and methods. His research was completed in September 2017; thus, it does not address the May 2018 elevation of U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) to a unified command, or that all Air Force Cyber Command’s (AFCYBER’s) Cyber Mission Force (CMF) teams achieved full operational capability in 2018. 

members of the military responsible for cyberspace management, military contractors engaged in supporting these activities and civilian counterparts with knowledge and an interest in cybersapce activities will find this resource helpful.