Cybersecurity, Cyber Readiness
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. - Everybody who has access to military network infrastructure is responsible for maintaining the core triad of a secure network: confidentiality, integrity and availability. As with any tool in the warfighter's arsenal, if the Air Force's network cannot be trusted with total confidence at all times, it isn't deployable and becomes a liability. "We are all playing a part," said Christopher O'Dell, 21st Communications Squadron chief of cybersecurity. "If any one of us fail at our jobs, the whole enterprise is compromised." (U.S. Air Force photo illustration by Griffin Swartzell)
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Griffin Swartzell
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