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The Department of Defense is revamping its cyber strategy to achieve bigger outcomes and provide more options for the secretary and president. The new approach aims to move away from persistent engagement and focus on more muscular offensive operations. Brig. Gen. William Wilburn, deputy principal cyber advisor for the DoD, emphasized the need for driving big outcomes.
The new cyber strategy signifies a significant shift in the DoD's approach to cyber operations, potentially enhancing the US military's capabilities in the digital domain. This change in strategy could have major implications for national security and defense technology.
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