After prodding from lawmakers, Cyber Command readies a plan for the future

Published on October 23, 2024

Gen. Timothy Haugh

To revamp itself to combat future threats, U.S. Cyber Command must streamline its partnerships with industry, envision a new system for how the military services recruit and retain talent, and overhaul its hiring practices, according to an extensive internal review.

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