SUPPORTING THE FUTURE FORCE
COMMUNICATIONS SCREENING
Soldiers analyze cyber communications during Cyber Quest 2019. The mission of Cyber Quest is to conduct prototyping experiments that demonstrate capabilities with the potential to quickly close high-priority technology gaps. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. TaMaya Eberhart, 55th Combat Camera)
Additionally, the director of the Cyber Battle Lab hopes to increase awareness of Cyber Quest and incorporate more participation from academic institutions. Increasing awareness of the experimen- tation event and creating additional opportunities to participate throughout the year will lead to more opportunities for government and university partner- ships. In 2016, the CCOE was fortunate to include the Georgia Tech Research Institute as a sponsoring organization in Cyber Quest. Its participation enabled the Georgia Tech team to evaluate the performance of tools for cyber situa- tional understanding, benefiting both the research institution and the Army. Te Cyber Battle Lab hopes to include more opportunities like this to enable success through teaming with academia.
In all, Cyber Quest is an example of how Army organizations are working to develop the Army of the future by build- ing partnerships today. Each exercise brings the Army closer to developing the right requirements and making better- informed materiel solution decisions necessary to fight and win in a multi- domain environment.
For more information, contact the author at
christian.a.abney.mil@
mail.mil.
MAJ. CHRISTIAN ABNEY is the assistant TRADOC capability manager for Networks and Services at the CCOE. A Ph.D.
candidate at Colorado State HANDS-ON TECH
Staff Sgt. Jacob Rascon, right, and Sgt. David Hendrixson, both assigned to 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), analyze prototyped cyber field equipment during Cyber Quest 2019. While the event traditionally has built up to a single annual exercise, future iterations will include smaller events year-round. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. TaMaya Eberhart, 55th Combat Camera)
University, he has an MBA and an M.S. in industrial engineering from the University of Michigan and a B.S. in engineering management from the United States Military Academy at West Point. He is Level II certified in program management.
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