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Current as of December 2017 Learn more at www.nationalguard.mil Point of Contact: NGB Public Affairs at (703) 607-2584 NG Cyber Defense Team Why a Cyber Defense Team The Department of Defense depends on cyberspace to execute its national security mission; provide a timely response to crisis or contingency operations; project power abroad and ensure the safety of our troops. Governors have the authority to command National Guard cyber forces just like other National Guard capabilities when in a state status. Cyber Defense Team Mission Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO) Cyber Command Readiness Inspections (CCRI) Vulnerability assessments Cyber opposing force (OPFOR)support (threat emulation) Critical infrastructure assessment Theater security cooperation Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) support Cyber Defense Team Facts The Air National Guard currently has 7 Network Warfare Squadrons, 2 Information Operations Squadrons, 1 Information Aggressor Squadrons and a small number of other more limited cyber capable units Cyber threats primarily exist in three categories: exploitation, disruption, and destruction Cyber attacks are not only a future threat; the Nation faces the threat of cyber attack and constant intrusion efforts today The NG Participates in Two Major Cyber Exercises Annually Cyber Guard is a United States Cyber Command-hosted interagency cyber exercise conducted at the Classified level focusing on critical infrastructure Cyber Shield is an unclassified NG-hosted exercise focusing on th defense of Guard Net and state-directed coordination actions The Air National Guard currently has 7 Network Warfare Squadrons, 2 Information Operations Squadrons, 1 Information Aggressor Squadron as well as other cyber-capable units. The Army National Guard is establishing a Cyber Brigade with 5 Cyber Battalions, 10 CPTs (one in each FEMA region), 5 Cyber Support Companies, and 5 Cyber Warfare Companies under State authority (Title 32) between FY16 – FY22. The Air National Guard currently has 12 Cyberspace Operations Squadrons

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Page 1: NG Cyber Defense Team - National Guard Bureau · 2017-12-08 · Current as of ecee Learn more at Point of Contact: NGB Public Affairs at (703) 607-2584 NG Cyber Defense Team Why a

Current as of December 2017Learn more at www.nationalguard.mil

Point of Contact: NGB Public Affairs at (703) 607-2584

NG Cyber Defense Team

Why a Cyber Defense Team

• The Department of Defense depends oncyberspace to execute its nationalsecurity mission; provide a timelyresponse to crisis or contingencyoperations; project power abroad andensure the safety of our troops.

• Governors have the authority tocommand National Guard cyberforces just like other National Guardcapabilities when in a state status.

Cyber Defense Team Mission

• Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO)

• Cyber Command Readiness Inspections(CCRI)

• Vulnerability assessments

• Cyber opposing force (OPFOR)support(threat emulation)

• Critical infrastructure assessment

• Theater security cooperation

• Federal Emergency Management

Agency (FEMA) support

Cyber Defense Team Facts

• The Air National Guard currently has 7 Network WarfareSquadrons, 2 Information Operations Squadrons, 1 InformationAggressor Squadrons and a small number of other more limitedcyber capable units

• Cyber threats primarily exist in three categories: exploitation,disruption, and destruction

• Cyber attacks are not only a future threat; the Nation faces thethreat of cyber attack and constant intrusion efforts today

The NG Participates in Two Major Cyber Exercises Annually

• Cyber Guard is a United States Cyber Command-hostedinteragency cyber exercise conducted at the Classified levelfocusing on critical infrastructure

• Cyber Shield is an unclassified NG-hosted exercise focusing on thdefense of Guard Net and state-directed coordination actions

• The Air National Guard currently has 7 Network WarfareSquadrons, 2 Information Operations Squadrons, 1 InformationAggressor Squadron as well as other cyber-capable units.

• The Army National Guard isestablishing a Cyber Brigade with 5Cyber Battalions, 10 CPTs (one ineach FEMA region), 5 CyberSupport Companies, and 5 CyberWarfare Companies under Stateauthority (Title 32) between FY16 –FY22.

• The Air National Guard currentlyhas 12 Cyberspace OperationsSquadrons