On the contrary, the Military Security and Intelligence Service (MIVD) has demonstrated significant operational cyber capacity in several cases.Footnote6 Some of its work is undertaken in collaboration with the General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD) in the Joint SIGINT Cyber Unit (JSCU).Footnote7 As a collaboration between the MIVD and the AIVD, the JSCU forms a cornerstone of the Dutch cybersecurity. The exploratory nature of the study ensures an empirical sensitivity in line with understanding cybersecurity as a situated and contextual object of study, rather than being predetermined by the existing theories and categories (Liebetrau and Christensen Citation2021). 4 I recognize the scholarly literature on international law and the use of cyber force, but it falls outside the scope of this article to deal with it in length (see e.g. This includes political and legal questions of when exactly an offensive cyber operation can be regarded as a use of force. The DGSE is the largest French intelligence service in terms of workforce. In the past decade, the defense cybersecurity strategies of the Netherlands have displayed the nations ambition to develop offensive cyber capabilities (Bunk and Smeets Citation2021; Claver Citation2018). The Unmanned Campaign Plan represents the Navy and Marine Corps strategy for making unmanned systems a trusted and integral part of warfighting. 98 0 obj
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Cybersecurity scholarship has also investigated the organization of both military cyber entities (Pernik Citation2020, Smeets Citation2019) and offensive cyber capabilities (Smeets 2018). TENTH Fleet,CHIPS Magazine) The Ministry of Defense (ibid) stresses that it will further develop the Intelligence Services ability to counter threats before incidents occur and emphasize that that cooperation and coordination between the above-mentioned actors in military cyber operations [the intelligence service and the FOH] will be strengthened, based on a military cyber operations center in the Intelligence Service. NATO and its Allies rely on strong and resilient cyber defences to fulfil the Alliances core tasks of collective defence, crisis management and cooperative security. Register a free Taylor & Francis Online account today to boost your research and gain these benefits: Organizing cyber capability across military and intelligence entities: collaboration, separation, or centralization, National Cyber Crisis Management: Different European Approaches, Hackers, Wiz Kids, en Offensieve Cyberoperaties, Bridging the Gap between Cyberwar and Cyberpeace, Cyber Security Meets Security Politics: Complex Technology, Fragmented Politics, and Networked Science, Intelligence Reform and the Transformation of the State: The End of a French Exception, A New Role for the Public? >> (POSTED: May 24, 2022) The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps climate strategy, Climate Action 2030, setsthe Department of the Navy (DON) on a path to achieve the Nations commitment to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, while becoming a more capable, agile, and lethal fighting force. >> /ColorSpace 53 0 R In 2018, the Norwegian Ministry of Defense (Forsvarsdepartementet Citation2018, 8) explained, in an investment plan accepted by the government, that. /Annots [14 0 R 15 0 R 16 0 R 17 0 R 18 0 R 19 0 R 20 0 R 21 0 R 22 0 R 23 0 R 8 Fleet Secure Endpoint - installation and use 30 - Dashboard and alerting 30 - Fleet Secure Endpoint use in context 31 9 Cyber security, Crew Training and Awareness 32 10 Fleet Secure Endpoint - real case studies 34 11 Conclusion and Next Steps 36 White Paper Cyber security requirements for IMO 2021 CYBER SECURITY /Kids [4 0 R 5 0 R 6 0 R] Cybersecurity is "subject du jour" within DoD. 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Request PDF | On Jun 1, 2017, Risa Savold and others published Architecting Cyber Defense: A Survey of the Leading Cyber Reference Architectures and Frameworks | Find, read and cite all the . /Type /Catalog According to Stphane Taillat (Citation2019), a significant part of offensive cyber operations is the responsibility of the DGSE and lies outside of the French military cyber strategy. 3523 - Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, President Ilves at Harvard University: all members of NATO must share a common understanding of cyber security, Congressional Testimony: U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Securing Americas Future: The Cybersecurity Act of 2012., International Cyber Diplomacy: Promoting Openness, Security and Prosperity in a Networked World, International Strategy for Cyberspace : Prosperity, Security, and Openness in a Networked World, Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act of 2010, Cyberspace Policy Review : Assuring a Trusted and Resilient Information and Communications Infrastructure, The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace. In 2017 it became the cyber defense command (COMCYBER) and was placed directly under the chief of staff of the armed force. Read it, talk about it, and put it to use. Cyber threats to the security of the Alliance are complex, destructive and coercive, and are becoming ever more frequent. On January 27, 2017, President Donald Trump directed Secretary of Defense James Mattis to initiate a new Nuclear Posture Review (NPR). xEAj0o@(e4%PJuUcc[6uKosX8groQWdP %0jIR~6y:YdGY mH(6cZb||aXOUc\wq H-r)G.K=[> 10th Fleet, met with Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) leadership, faculty and students the week of May 11 to discuss evolving graduate education designed to prepare tomorrow's cyber leaders. It is the ubiq-uitous topic. (Posted Oct. 27, 2021 by Naval Aviation Enterprise Public Affairs). This applies to coping with the challenges of persistent cyber conflict short of war as well as the application of cyber operations in armed conflict. It also shows that the three countries seem to converge on the fact that both the countering of cyber conflict short of war and the development of military cyber capabilities are dependent on the skills, information, and infrastructure of intelligence services. These elements hold the promise to decrease the risks that operational capability and activity are mismatched with broader strategic or governance goals, that the military and intelligence entities operate with different purposes and goals, and that political decision-making is hampered, and democratic oversight is disadvantaged. Fourth, in the US context, we have seen continuous debate about the dual-hat arrangement concerning the NSA and the US Cyber Command (Chesney Citation2020; Demchak Citation2021), and Lindsay (Citation2021) has recently examined and criticized the organization of the US Cyber Command. This paper relies primarily on written public sources, such as official government statements and publications, media reports, and academic literature. While there seems to be agreement on the cyber threat landscape, the model of future engagement and collaboration between NATO and the EU is in need of additional clarification. endstream In 2014, the Netherlands established a Defence Cyber Command (DCC), with the aim to strengthen the countrys defense and offense in the cyber domain. NATO will continue to adapt to the evolving cyber threat landscape. The sinew of maneuver across all domains is the network. However, it is unclear whether decision makers have systematically assessed how the organizational model allows for the operational capacity to travel from, translate into, and shape intelligence and military entities and to which strategic and governance implications. The observed divergence in organizing cyber capabilities raises several questions for policy makers, practitioners, and scholars to consider. NATO Resources - Cyber Defence - NATO Library at NATO Library >> The head of the National Security Agency and Cyber Command may soon be two different jobs and the Defense Department will have a new "joint unified . The arrangement will allow NATO and Finland to better protect and improve the resilience of their networks. Remarks by Thomas B. Modly Acting Secretary of the Navy Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce, Hampton Roads, VA December 10, 2019. 9/6/2017 11:24:25 AM . The 2017 Navy Program Guide describes the platforms, payloads, systems and technologies already fielded, and those being developed. As Arctic ice recedes and maritime activity increases, the Coast Guard must be prepared to administer and inform national objectives over the long-term. In a memorandum released Feb. 12, 2019, Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer outlines the Department of the Navy's new focus on education. xSN@oKK/jAT#2!!VBDw4BUwx9:aM_r$F/U?|x+U_-iz NATO tailors its engagement with partner countries on a case-by-case basis, considering shared values, mutual interest and common approaches to cyber defence. United States Navy > Resources > Strategic Library At the time of writing, there is no public information that the DCC has conducted offensive cyber operations. 11 0 obj In this document, we outline how our Navy will develop leaders who demonstrate operational excellence, strong character, and resilience through community at every level of seniority. According to Microsoft President Brad Smith, the largest and most sophisticated attack the world has ever seen (Villarreal Citation2021). This should be done with great sensitivity to tangential elements of developing and deploying cyber capabilities such as strategic guidance, legal mandate, doctrinal procedures, human skills, technological capacity as well as the specificity of national contexts. Roles Responsibilities of Cyber Command Debated - National Defense Magazine objective to transition to commander-driven operational risk assessments for cybersecurity readiness. strategic picture to defend cyber key terrain to enable mission command. Sep 2017, 11:26 . Existing scholarship has documented how European countries (Liebetrau Citation2022) and NATO (Jacobsen Citation2021) struggle to address such cyber aggressions below the threshold of war. Third, we have witnessed an expansion of intelligence activities beyond traditional espionage, with tasks and responsibilities ranging from protecting government networks to executing offensive cyber operations abroad (Gioe, Goodman, and Stevens Citation2020). 9 0 obj Hence, the DCC is primarily able to act as coordinator and operational hub when it comes to the deployment of Dutch offensive cyber operations in armed conflict (Claver Citation2018, 169). (PDF) Cyber Threats in Civil Aviation - ResearchGate The Navy must find innovative ways to defend and protect its assets against cyber attacks, a top service official said. The Education for Seapower (E4S) study was a clean-sheet review of naval learning and focused on flagship institutions like the U.S. Carderock Recognizes the Best of the Best > Naval Sea Systems Command Cybersecurity has the attention of senior DoD officials and the Service chiefs. It is placed under the SGDSN and is responsible for the protection chain. %%EOF
12 0 obj The Navy's community leader for Cryptology and Cyber Warfare released a new vision titled, "Navy Cryptologic & Cyber Warfare Community Vision" which serves as an aligning narrative for the community. TheNavy Aviation Vision 2030-2035reflects key concepts to meet CNOs vision of a Navy that swarms the sea, delivering synchronized lethal and non-lethal efforts from near and far, on every axis and in every domain. This article advances this debate by undertaking a comparative analysis of how the Netherlands, France, and Norway organize their cyber capabilities at the intersection of intelligence services and military entities. It describes both intelligence and military cyber operations as offensive actions, notes that they are usually carried out in the network of the opponent, and stresses that their execution falls under the responsibility of the chief of the intelligence service (Forsvarsdepartementet Citation2014, 6 and 17). >> The capability and competence in offensive cyber operations is to be further developed (Forsvarsdepartementet Citation2020, 118). The DCC concentrates on establishing and deploying defensive, intelligence, and offensive cyber capabilities. endobj It is hence clear that the competence to deploy cyber capabilities for both intelligence and military ends lies solely with the foreign intelligence service. Cybersecurity in the EU Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) : Challenges and Risks for the EU, The Cyber-Enabled Information Struggle : Russia's Approach and Western Vulnerabilities, An Analysis of Threat Perceptions : Combating Cyber Terrorism : The Policies of NATO and Turkey, Evaluated Using Game Theory in the Context of International Law, Cyber Security in the Energy Sector : Recommendations for the European Commission on a European Strategic Framework and Potential Future Legislative Acts for the Energy Sector, From Awareness to Action - A Cybersecurity Agenda for the 45th President, Guide to Cyber Threat Information Sharing, Putins Cyberwar : Russias Statecraft in the Fifth Domain, Governing Cyberspace : A Road Map for Transatlantic Leadership. Increased focus on the organizational aspects can help states to clarify and communicate their priorities and decisions when it comes to answering the questions of how, when, and who engages in cyber conflict short of war. The MIVD and JSCU are therefore crucial partners for the DCC. However, the documents do neither elaborate on the organizational collaboration between the Cyber Command and the intelligence services nor how cyber operations are meant to complement to each other at the strategic, tactical, or operational levels. stream
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