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AFCEA TechNet Augusta 2015

Brief to: Session 4 (Lamar B/C)

27 August 2015

LTC Chris A. WadeDirector, Office Chief of Cyber

US Army Cyber Center of Excellence & Fort Gordon

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Director

Chief, Officer Division

Officer Career Program Manager

Officer Career Program Manager

WO Career Program Manager

Force Integration Specialist

HRC Assignment Manager (Ft. Knox)

HRC Assignment Manger (Ft. Knox)

Chief, Enlisted Division

Chief, Career Management NCO

Senior Career Management NCO

Career Management NCO

Force Integration Specialist

HRC Assignment Manager (Ft Knox)

Historian Administrative Assistant

Deputy Director

Office Chief of Cyber (OCC)

Mission StatementServes as the strategic human resources planner and advisor to the Chief of Cyber on all personnel development matters for Cyber and EW. Manages and directs the eight personnel life-cycle management functions for all Cyber and EW Soldiers in the Active and Reserve Components. Serves as the single focal point for all personnel proponent matters affecting the Cyber and EW. Collect and Document the History of the Cyber Branch.

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OCC Mission Essential Task List (METL)

Develop and maintain Cyber and EW military occupational specialties and areas of concentration to meet Army requirements across the full spectrum of operations.

Implement viable Cyber and EW professional development and career management programs that inspire a lifetime of service.

Provide policy and guidance concerning Cyber and EW Enlisted and Officer personnel lifecycle management to the Army Staff and associated personnel stakeholders.

Foster camaraderie and esprit de corps among all military and civilian members of the Army Cyber and EW community.

Research, document, store, display and teach Cyber and EW lineage and history.

Communicate with the Army Cyber and EW constituency.

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DoDIN

SIGINT

25/Signal

35/IntelDCO / OCO

17/Cyber

Cyber Mission Forces (CMF):

Cyber National Mission Force (NMF)

Cyber Combat Mission Force (CMF)

Cyber Protection Force (CPF)

-National -Combat -Service

Conduct military cyber operations in support of combatant commands

CMT x 8

Combat Mission Team (CMT)

64 Pax each

CST

x 6Combat Support Team

(CST)39 Pax each

Defend DoD Information Networks (DODIN) and, when authorized, other

infrastructureCPT

x 20

Cyber Protection Team (CPT)

39 Pax each

Defend the Nation by Seeing adversary activity, Blocking attacks and Maneuvering to

defeat them

NMT x 4

National Mission Team (NMT)64 Pax each

NST x 3

National Support Team (NST)39 Pax each

FT Gordon ARCYBER

(Future) Cyber CoE

Cyber School Joint Forces

HQCyber Protection BDE 782nd MI BN

FT Meade CYBERCOM HQ 780th MI

BDE781st MI BN

FT Belvoir ARCYBER HQ 1ST IO

CMDJBSA782nd MI BN, Det-

T

Schofield Brrks782nd MI BN, Det-H

USMAArmy Cyber

Institute

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Integrating Electronic Warfare

• Phase 2 SME Panel 1-12 December

– “Right” team: EW, Cyber, Signal, Cyber COE, TCM Cyber, Intel

– “Right” capabilities and organization

• US Army EW School–4 x CMF 29 series MOS, Functional Area, and

Advanced PME courses spanning 9 to 15 weeks in duration

–1 x ASI producing course 6 weeks in duration

• CEMA Cell– Personnel who can plan, prepare, and

synchronize CO, EW, and SMO

The CEMA element is responsible for planning, integrating, and synchronizing CO, EW, and SMO to support the commander’s mission and desired end state within cyberspace and the EMS. FM 3-38

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Building the Branch

O – 29A EW OfficerWO – 170B EW TechnicianE – 17E EW NCO

~1000

Phase 2

Phase 1

Phase 1 SME Panel Accelerated BR/CF 17 MOCS actions Accessions: Direct commissioning, VTIP & reclassification Unified branch STRATCOMM strategy Unique talent management strategy

Phase 2 SME Panel Accelerated EW MOCS & FDU Joint & industry recognized Army Cyber training Cyber doctrine integration into all Army PME

Provides

support for

cyber effects

ECB

14 Core CMF Work Roles• Access Network Operator• Cyber Defense Manager (-)• Cyber Defense Analyst• Cyber Security Analyst• Cyber Ops Planner (NWCP/CP/CCP)• Sub-element Lead / Mission Commander• Digital Network Exploitation Analyst (-)• Exploitation Analyst• Interactive Operator• NCOIC• Operations Officer• Network Infrastructure Service Specialist (-)• System Architect (-)• Team Lead

HQDA 3/5/7 Approved Units Cyber Force Structure Review

• 780th MI BDE• Cyber Protection Brigade (CPB)• Joint Force HQ – Cyber (JFHQ-C) • Army Cyber Computer Operations

& Integration Center (ACOIC)• USMA Army Cyber Institute (ACI)• Cyber Center of Excellence

(CCoE)• ARCYBER HQ• USCYBERCOM Army Element

Phase 3

+ =

Electronic Warfare (EW) Integration Cyber Corps and Below

CF/BR 17 Series

O – 17A Cyber Operations OfficerWO – 170A Cyber Operations TechnicianE – 17C Cyber Operations Specialist

~1177

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Cyber Branch Programs

Advanced Civilian Schooling (ACS)• 9 x Positions for Cyber School (Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Carnegie

Mellon University (CMU), Naval Postgraduate School (NPS))• 6 x ARCYBER Scholarships (AFIT, CMU, NPS)• 8 x USMA Positions (Based on officer personal preference)

Training With Industry (TWI)• 8 x Positions for Cyber School (Raytheon x 2, Dell, Lockheed

Martin, Lincoln Labs, Siemens, Verizon and SANS)• 3 x USMA (First Data, JGIS and Wells Fargo)

Future: ACS/TWI opportunities nestled at multiple training institutions/industries, incorporating all pay grades to build a Cyber Career Field to focus on leading, planning, and executing Offensive and Defensive Cyberspace Operations within Cyber Mission Force teams and their command/control organizations.

Army Programs• Army Intelligence Development Program (AIDP) – Cyber (CY, MI, SC, EW)• Junior Officer Cryptologic Career Program (JOCCP) (CY, MI SC)• Utilization of sister service schooling (AFIT and Corry Station)• Special Duty Assignment Pay (SDAP)/Assignment Incentive Pay (AIP)

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US Military Academy CLDP• Identifies, develops, and tracks

cyber leaders• 800+ hours outs of classroom

development• Formal one-on-one mentorship• Integrated with USMA talent

management• 160 cadets currently in the program• ROTC pilots (select universities)

Cyber Leader Development Program

Internship Opportunities

Conferences and Training

Cyber Aware

Cyber Communicator

Cyber Warrior

Cyber Leader

Threats and Basic Defense

Cyber Engineering Sequence

Cyber Minor

EECS Major (cyber focus)

2 courses

+3 courses

+5 courses

12+ courses

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Questions

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Office Chief of Cyber

VISIONThe focal point for

establishing the Army

cyber branch and an expert workforce

(with supporting doctrine)

that maintains freedom of

maneuver in cyberspace

and achieves desired effects.

Cyber National Mission Force

(NMF)Defend the Nation by Seeing adversary

activity, Blocking attacks and Maneuvering to defeat them

Conduct military cyber operations in support of combatant commands

Cyber Combat Mission Force(CMF)

Cyber Protection Force(CPF)

Defend DoD Information Networks (DODIN) and, when authorized, other infrastructure

Provide policy and guidance concerning Cyber and EW Enlisted

and Officer personnel lifecycle management to the Army Staff and associated personnel stakeholders.

Implement viable Cyber and EW professional development and

career management programs that inspire a lifetime of service.

Develop and maintain Cyber and EW military occupational specialties and areas of concentration to meet Army

requirements across the full spectrum of operations.

MISSION ESSENTIAL TASKS