U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

#USINDOPACOM Commander Adm. Samuel J. Paparo spoke during two panels at?the Halifax International Security Forum in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Paparo addressed the complex challenges posed by the PRC, Russia, and DPRK, emphasizing the need for strategic vigilance and robust defense measures. He also touched on the transformative role of AI and emerging technologies in defense, underscoring our commitment to innovation and maintaining a competitive edge in the #FreeAndOpenIndoPacific.?

#USINDOPACOM?Commander Adm. Samuel J. Paparo participated in a fireside chat today at the?The Brookings Institution.?The event was co-moderated by Brookings experts Michael O'Hanlon?and?Lynn Kuok, PhD?and drew in government officials, scholars, journalists, non-profits, students and young professionals.? ? Paparo discussed the critical importance of the?#IndoPacific?region to global security, in the midst of increased PRC and DPRK military build-up in the Pacific. He highlighted our robust network of?#FriendsAlliesPartners?and their role in maintaining stability and prosperity in the region.? ? By prioritizing strong alliances, technological innovation and strategic readiness,?#INDOPACOM?is well-positioned to navigate the complexities of the region and ensure a secure and prosperous future for all. Photo credit: Grant Ellis

#USINDOPACOM Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Joel Carey welcomes the National Defense University 25-1 CAPSTONE fellows in Hawaii, including senior fellow, retired Adm. Harry Harris, former U.S. ambassador to South Korea and the 24th USINDOPACOM commander, on Nov. 13, 2024. ? The fellows toured USINDOPACOM headquarters and discussed the #IndoPacific theater as part of their CAPSTONE curriculum to examine major issues and enhance their understanding of strategic objectives and joint, interagency and multinational operations in the #FreeAndOpenIndoPacific. ? NDU’s CAPSTONE executive-level course provides general and flag officers, as well as federal government senior executives, with opportunities to increase exposure and understanding of joint/combined doctrine, military strategy, interoperability, complex security challenges, and the integration of national power to achieve strategic objectives.

From Oct 28 to Nov 1, over 300 cyber and critical infrastructure experts gathered for the second Indo-Pacific Critical Infrastructure #Cybersecurity Workshop. Co-hosted by #USINDOPACOM, ASD(A) Cyber Warfare, and Joint Force Headquarters - Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN), the event focused on enhancing cybersecurity collaboration across the #IndoPacific region.? ?? Key highlights included:? - Cyber Threat Awareness? - Policy and Standards? - Technology and Innovation? - Partnerships? ?? Together, we are building a more secure and resilient #FreeAndOpenIndoPacific.??? Read more about the workshop and its outcomes here:?https://lnkd.in/gD2gWMSG

#USINDOPACOM Commander Adm. Samuel J. Paparo welcomes cadets from the Korea Military Academy to #USINDOPACOM headquarters at Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii. Adm. Paparo emphasized the importance of leadership, morale and the strategic alliance between the Republic of Korea and the United States. These cadets are the future platoon leaders who will uphold the linchpin of security in the #FreeAndOpenIndoPacific. Visits like these strengthen our relationships and collective commitment to regional peace and security. ?? ??: Sgt. Austin Riel and MCC Shannon Smith

#USINDOPACOM is #hiring!? ? Join the team at U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, America's oldest and largest Combatant Command, headquartered in Honolulu, HI. ? ? ? Program Analyst, GS-11:?https://lnkd.in/gvzmKncM? ? Are you a good fit for this role or know someone who might be? Share this post and tag a friend below! ? ? #hiring #usajobs #dodjobs #programanalyst

As we conclude the final day of our 5-day?Indo-Pacific Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Workshop?and Policy Tabletop Discussion, we reflect back on importance of improving relationships with key stakeholders operating in region who have a vested interest in defending Critical Infrastructure from cyber espionage and attacks. Our goal was to foster cooperation with allies and partners to improve cyber resiliency in a high-paced multi-national crisis; Explore advantages and limitations of policies, laws, and authorities, relevant to cybersecurity; and strengthen trust amongst the cybersecurity community by sharing best practices and experiences.

The #USINDOPACOM #PMTEC team wrapped up a productive 3-day engagement in #Japan with key leaders from Japan Ministry of Defense. The meetings focused on educating leaders about Live Virtual and Constructive (LVC) capabilities for #Japan’s defense training, technical applications & emerging capabilities.?? They concluded the week with a visit to Yokota Air Base to observe LVC enablers in action during exercise #KeenSword25.

Joint Force Headquarters - Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN)?took center stage during day 4 of the Indo-Pacific Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Workshop. We are pleased to include in our fall workshop the command responsible for leading unit of action for the security, operations, and defense of the Department of Defense Information network. JFHQ-DODIN used smaller break-out sessions to enhance conversations about the advantages and limitations of international cooperation while focusing on the challenging strategic and legal cyberspace issues that must be considered before a cyber crisis is upon us.

We just finished day 3 of the Indo-Pacific Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Workshop cohosted by #USINDOPACOM, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition & Sustainment, and Joint Force Headquarters - Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN). Today, we focused on sharing operational technology training and cyber ranges, received testimonies from government and industry on cybersecurity solutions, technical demonstrations, and defensive capabilities.