
Edward C. Cardon
Retired senior officer
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Jun 1, 2026
Findings of the Commission on Cyber Force Generation
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Joe DoughertyHOST
What did the commission conclude? How should Cyberforce be stood up? How should it be implemented?

Edward CardonGUEST
And maybe first start with thanks to CSIS and FTD for the support and all the commissioners for their time and thoughts and hard work that went into this.

Edward CardonGUEST
So normally the way the department's organized, the services handle force generation and the combatant commands handle force employment.

Edward CardonGUEST
That's not really the way it's set up for cyber, meaning that each service is responsible for standing up forces to present the cyber command.

Edward CardonGUEST
But before we get into that part, it's what mission set are they responsible for? And the department normally defines the mission sets as offensive cyberspace operations.
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Lauryn WilliamsGUEST
We could go on and on, but all of those things really do speak to the need for more prioritization, cohesion when it comes to cyber forces within the Department of Defense.