Four questions with France’s military cyber mission lead

Published on November 10, 2022

France foresees its future military force as heavily relying on systems of systems, whose networks are interconnected across the battlefield. From the Army’s Scorpion modernization program for new ground vehicles and communications systems to the Air and Space Force’s sixth-generation fighter in development with Germany, the increasingly connected capabilities will require evermore cybersecurity.

The head of the cyber mission for France’s defense procurement agency DGA, Chief Armaments Engineer Bruno, shared some of the nation’s key cyber priorities with Defense News.

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