U.S. Cyber Command

At this year’s Senior Enlisted Leader Summit, Chief Master Sgt. Kenneth Bruce, the Command Senior Enlisted Leader of U.S. Cyber Command, explained the importance of engaged and servant leadership to the success of the United States Cyber Command, National Security Agency and Central Security Service. The key theme of Chief Master Sgt. Bruce’s address was USCYBERCOM’s guiding CODE, an ideology that underscores our mission to lead in cyberspace: I. We win with people. Our most valuable asset is our people. Through superior training, discipline, and investment in our people, we retain a professional work force with the skills, courage, and motivation to achieve our mission. II.?We seize the initiative. Our agility allows us to secure, defend, and advance strategic goals, maneuvering to counter adversaries while building resilience against future cyber threats. III.?We are always in the fight. Our persistent global presence allows us to undermine our adversaries’ ability to harm the United States and its interests. IV.?We go where others cannot. Through unique military authorities, experience, and capabilities our teams employ the skills necessary to disrupt adversaries around the globe before they can threaten the homeland. V.?We Partner, Empower, and Deliver.?Our people empower the Joint Force to win, delivering effects in and through cyberspace for the Joint Force and the nation. #USCYBERCOM #WeWinWithPeople #WeSeizeInitiative #WeAreAlwaysInTheFight

Beware of Pig Butchering Scams! They lure you in with fake investments and promises of huge profits, but it's all a scheme to steal your money. Stay alert, do your research, and never trust unsolicited investment opportunities. Some tips to help avoid falling victim to pig butchering scams are: 1. Be cautious of unexpected contacts: Scammers often initiate contact through texts, social media messages, or dating apps, claiming it was a mistake. Be wary of unsolicited messages from strangers. 2. Watch for a slow build: Scammers will spend time building a relationship, sharing personal stories, and gaining your trust before introducing investment opportunities. 3. Beware of investment pitches: If the conversation shifts to investment opportunities, especially in cryptocurrency, be skeptical. Scammers often claim to have insider knowledge or connections to lucrative investments. 4. Verify credentials: Always verify the credentials of the person and the investment platform they recommend. Research the platform and check for reviews or complaints. 5. Avoid sharing personal information: Scammers may ask for personal or financial information. Do not share sensitive details with someone you've just met online. 6. Look for red flags: Be cautious if the person becomes overly friendly too soon, avoids video calls, or pressures you to invest quickly. 7. Do your own research: Independently research any investment opportunities and consult with a financial advisor before making any decisions. 8. Report suspicious activity: If you suspect you're being targeted by a scam, report it to the appropriate authorities and block the scammer. Protect yourself and share to spread awareness!? #FraudPrevention #StaySafeOnline #WeAreAlwaysInTheFight

U.S. Army Cyber Command and DARPA Evaluate Advanced Cyber Threat Detection Technologies! We're excited to share that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), U.S. Army Cyber Command Technical Warfare Center, and Project Manager-Defensive Cyber Operations have successfully conducted an operational test of the Cyber Analytics for Network Defense and Response Options (CANDOR) platform. This marks a significant milestone in validating CANDOR’s readiness for deployment! CANDOR leverages cutting-edge containerization technology, enabling seamless integration and scalability across diverse infrastructures, from on-premises data centers to cloud-based platforms. This innovative platform ensures rapid deployment, easy updates, and consistent performance, making it a game-changer in cyber threat detection and response. LTC Nate Bastian, DARPA's program manager for CANDOR, highlighted the platform's flexibility and adaptability, stating, “Given Constellation’s objective to accelerate the transition of research and development to capability delivery, we were able to drastically shorten the design, development, and testing of CANDOR from months to weeks with consistent user integration with ARCYBER.” CANDOR is part of the Constellation program, a joint effort between DARPA and U.S. Cyber Command to expedite the delivery of cyber technologies from laboratory development to the cyber battlefield. This program aims to provide cyber operators with enhanced network monitoring and automated threat hunting capabilities. Stay tuned for more updates on our advancements in cybersecurity! https://lnkd.in/eBVjMg9v #CyberSecurity #DARPA #USArmyCyberCommand #OwnTheDomain #WeWinWithPeople

This Veterans Day let's honor those who have served ????. Their sacrifices have paved the way for the freedoms we enjoy today. From yesterday's battlefields to today's digital frontlines, our Veterans continue to inspire. At USCYBERCOM, we're proud to have many Veterans among our ranks, their experience and dedication are invaluable as we defend our nation in the cyber domain. Thank you to all Veterans for your service and sacrifice. ?? #VeteransDay #USCYBERCOM #Cybersecurity #WeWinWithPeople #ThankAVet

Happy 249th Birthday to the United States Marine Corps! ?? From the hallowed halls of the Continental Congress to the digital frontiers of cyberspace, the Marine Corps has consistently demonstrates unwavering courage, commitment, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Today, we honor the rich history and enduring legacy of the Marines. Their spirit of service, sacrifice, and semper fidelitas continues to inspire us all. #MarineCorpsBirthday #SemperFi #USMC #USCYBERCOM #WeWinWithPeople

At her recent keynote at CyberTalks, Ms. Morgan Adamski, the Executive Director of U.S. Cyber Command, emphasized the critical role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in shaping the Global Threat Landscape. At U.S. Cyber Command, we recognize that cyberspace is a warfighting domain, technologically complex and constantly contested. Speed is paramount in outpacing adversaries, particularly those adversaries we cannot match in scale. When appropriately harnessed, AI can serve as an accelerator. U.S. Cyber Command is seizing the opportunity that AI offers. Our AI Roadmap is setting the foundation for faster adoption of AI to enhance the speed, scale, and precision of our cyberspace operations. Our AI Task Force, led by the Cyber National Mission Force, is the pointy end of the spear in implementing this robust plan. Their 90-day sprints explore applying AI within the context of operational execution in real-time. The Task Force’s partnership with Army Cyber Command on their PANOPTIC JUNCTION platform will enable scalable, continuous security monitoring of networks and platforms to detect adversary activity, malware, and anomalies at incredible speeds. But what truly sets U.S. Cyber Command apart is our talented people, who drive our ability to outpace adversaries. With increased budget controls and service-like authorities, U.S. Cyber Command is investing in building a formidable Joint Force for the future to address the toughest challenges in cyberspace. #USCYBERCOM #WeWinWithPeople #Cybersecurity #AI

This Halloween season, don’t be spooked by the threats posed by our adversaries in the cyber domain! At USCYBERCOM, we know that cybersecurity is no trick, but you can treat yourself to safety with some simple best practices. Ghoulish Passwords: Use strong, unique passwords to keep the cyber ghouls at bay. Consider using a password manager to avoid any frightful breaches. Witchy Ad Blockers: Enable ad blockers to prevent malicious ads from casting a spell on your system. Vampire-Proof Antivirus: Keep your antivirus software up to date to ward off any bloodsucking malware. Spider-Safe Browsing: Practice safe browsing habits and avoid clicking on suspicious links that might lead you into a web of trouble. Batty Phishing Awareness: Stay vigilant against phishing attempts that could turn your data into a haunted house. At USCYBERCOM, our guiding principle, We Win With People, extends to our partnerships and innovative technologies. Together, we build a resilient defense posture that protects our nation’s cyberspace. Because at USCYBERCOM, we know that cybersecurity is national security. #CyberSecurity #WeWinWithPeople #Innovation #Partnerships #USCYBERCOM #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #Halloween

??WOW! What an honor and amazing line-up! Thanks #CyberScoop50 ?? ??Kudos to all of my hard-working, fierce, talented and wickedly brilliant colleagues who share this honor but also to the amazing workforces that help bring these visions to life ?? We know it’s not always easy ?? ??It’s crazy to think back on the last couple of years and all that we have accomplished. So much progress, so much more to do….keeping grinding everyone! National Security Agency U.S. Cyber Command NSA Cybersecurity Collaboration Center

Remote Access Trojans (RATs) are a type of malware that allows attackers to take control of a computer remotely. Once installed, RATs can steal data, monitor user activity, and even manipulate files. Recently, the Remcos RAT was found being distributed through fake websites5. Ensuring up-to-date antivirus software and practicing safe browsing habits are key defenses against RATs. ? Keep your software updated and be cautious of suspicious websites and downloads. Visit our website for more information on protecting against RATs. ? #WeWinWithPeople #OwnTheDomain #Cybersecurity #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

Backdoors are covert methods of bypassing normal authentication or encryption in a computer system, allowing unauthorized access to data. These vulnerabilities can be intentionally created by developers or introduced by malicious actors. For example, a backdoor was recently discovered in the xz Utils compression tool, which could have compromised numerous Linux systems2. Identifying and closing backdoors is essential to safeguard our networks from unauthorized intrusions. ? Regularly audit your systems for potential backdoors and ensure all software is up-to-date. Learn more about securing your systems on our website. ? #WeWinWithPeople #OwnTheDomain #Cybersecurity #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth