GUARD, RESERVE KEEP BUILDING CYBER READINESS, TALENT

As cyber threats from around the world continue to emerge and evolve, the Army Reserve is stepping up to the challenge through training and organization, the Reserve’s top officer said.

In 2015, the Reserve created the National Cyber Private Public Partnership to support cyber talent by putting soldiers in cyber organizations and offering them opportunities to pursue civilian careers in the field.

"The cyber talent within the Army Reserve delivers capability, improves cyber readiness, and increases our network defense capability,” Luckey said.

Last year’s midterm elections showed the importance for cyber readiness in the military. Air Force Lt. Gen. Joseph Lengyel,

chief of the National Guard Bureau, said Guard troops in 27 states were on duty to monitor the security of government

networks, provide support and ensure integrity during that time.

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