Joint Force Headquarters - Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN)

US Transportation Command, U.S. Cyber Command, and JFHQ-DODIN were honored to host the Global Logistics Cyber Resiliency Summit recently. Senior leaders from over 35 commands converged on Fort Meade to discuss the top cyber challenges to the global logistics mission. Maintaining cyber battlespace awareness of critical global logistics systems and platforms is fundamental to the security of our nation. The global logistics summit has been critical to our ability to synchronize and enhance the unified actions necessary to minimize cyber threats to global logistics. #CyberDefense #Resilency #GlobalLogistics #NationalSecurity

Military global logistics involves multiple operational disciplines, diverse technologies and delivery systems, and numerous organizations across the DoD and industry. Full-spectrum cyberspace operations is a central element to operating in and protecting this strategic mobility capability. JFHQ-DODIN'S Chief of Global Logistics, Air Force Col. Jessica Haugland, moderated a panel at AFCEA International #TechNetCyber 2024 with JFHQ-DODIN Deputy Commander Brig. Gen. Heather Blackwell, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's Mr. Oliver Pandian, MBA, and Mr. Nick Hall from the Cyber National Mission Force to discuss the partnerships necessary to secure, operate, and defend the cyber terrain vital to assuring global sustainment of forces.

JFHQ-DODIN's Deputy Commander Air Force Brig. Gen. Heather Blackwell, Executive Director Mr. Wendell (Dell) Foster, and Director of Operations Army Col. Michael Reeder had great interviews with Fed Gov Today and GovCIO Media & Research at #TechNetCyber 2024 today to discuss our ability to outpace the threat and maintain a position of advantage as we direct & synchronize unity of action to secure, operate, and defend the DODIN.

If you're at #TechNetCyber 2024, stop by booth 2761 at 11:00 to watch JFHQ-DODIN Deputy Commander Heather Blackwell's interview with Fed Gov Today.

We kicked off #TechNetCyber 2024 with a briefing on Creating Operational Resiliency by Navy Capt. Sean Nelson in Theater 2. You can see details on all our theater sessions on our website at https://lnkd.in/eJqrijU4

Congratulations to CW5 Travis Ware. Your unwavering dedication and service to the DoD cyber community and your professional accumen are unmatched. Undoubtedly, you will succeed in all your endeavors as you transition to civilian life.

Come visit us this week as we attend #TechNetCyber 2024 at the Baltimore Convention Center. We have a new booth this year (2334) and we'll be engaging on a variety of topics in Theater 2 throughout the week: · Creating Operational Resiliency · What does our Common Operating Picture Need to Look Like? · The Principles of Partnership in Operational C2 · Contested Logistics: Partnering to Win · CORA - The Revolution from the CCRI · Operational Tools: What We Need Moving Forward You can read more about each theater session on our website - https://lnkd.in/eJqrijU4 Hope to see you there!

Joint Force Headquarters - Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN) Commander Lt Gen Robert Skinner joined Marshall University President Brad D. Smith last Friday as they broke ground on the new Institute for Cyber Security Building that will house the first physical location of the National Center of Excellence for Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure (NCoE). They were joined for this commemorative event by West Virginia University President E. Gordon Gee and numerous industry partners.   The groundbreaking ceremony was the pinnacle of a productive week dedicated to solidifying the governance framework of the NCoE, developing research objectives, initiatives to help shape national level policy and technology transfer, and shaping curricula for undergraduate, graduate and PhD programs, in addition to specialized microcredendtials and certifications.   The new facility fulfills the Command’s goals through the U.S. Cyber Command Academic Engagement Network by using both universities as a force multiplier to educate, train, and certify the current and future #cyber #workforce. Along with #interagency and #industry partners, this collaboration offers fresh and diverse perspectives for initiatives and processes that will evolve through the NCoE into real world operations that utilize the technologies underpinning global critical infrastructure.   When construction is completed in the fall of 2026, the new facility will complement a second NCoE location being developed by West Virginia University in Morgantown, W.Va. Both efforts correlate with a Command priority empowering both institutions to develop simulated real-time cyber range capabilities and customizable IT/OT security operations center labs. Students will be connected to cyberspace operators in Fort Meade, MD– the Headquarters of JFHQ-DODIN and USCYBERCOM.   Many thanks to our interagency partners from #DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, our leaders and teammates from the Office of the Secretary of Defense PCA, OUSD A&S, #DODCIO, DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3), #USACE, U.S. Army Cyber Command, #ARL, #CMI2, #ICIT, #WVNG for their continued partnership in this vital endeavor. We look forward to the next chapter!

This week, U.S. Cyber Command’s Joint Force Headquarters-DODIN met with key members of Marshall University, West Virginia University, and #industry partners, to solidify the framework of the National Center of Excellence for #Cybersecurity in Critical Infrastructure. This #partnership advances the National Cybersecurity Strategy and furthers the goals of the U.S. Cyber Command Academic Engagement Network. Join us tomorrow at 1:00pm (EST) as we commemorate the groundbreaking event at Marshall University here! --->https://lnkd.in/d67vKXXN #USCYBERCOM #JFHQDODIN #DOD #criticalinfrastructure #NationalDefense #secure #operate #defend #cybersecurity #partnerships #collaboration #defense #OwnTheDomain #CNMF #GoHerd #LetsGoMountaineers