
Mark Pomerleau
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Sep 8, 2026
Air Force braces for new era of AI-powered hacking, plus unpacking the Mecca pact
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Mark PomerleauGUEST
So now they've designed a defensive cyber operations campaign plan in light of a lot of these new and emerging threats like agentic AI that is really difficult to defend against.

Mark PomerleauGUEST
They wanted a plan to be able to set priorities and determine where they're at, if they're falling behind, how can they get back on track to defend against these models.

Mark PomerleauGUEST
So the first one is really just to kind of harden their networks, blunt the attack.

Mark PomerleauGUEST
This is using their cyber SWAT teams, if you will, to hunt the network for various adversary malicious activity.
How a new Pentagon memo 'resets' industry requirements, plus highlights from TechNet
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Mark PomerleauGUEST
So senior Army officials from the principal cyber advisor to the commander of Army Cyber Command stressed that they are all in on artificial intelligence.

Mark PomerleauGUEST
They're really trying to use it to automate human tasks, and really the key is humans can't react as quickly as computers are, and adversaries are using artificial intelligence to probe the network, conduct cyber attacks, and there's just no way to be able to keep up with that from a human-centric perspective.
How a new Pentagon memo 'resets' industry requirements, plus highlights from TechNet
3:15
3:23

Mark PomerleauGUEST
So senior Army officials from the principal cyber advisor to the commander of Army Cyber Command stressed that they are all in on artificial intelligence.

Mark PomerleauGUEST
They're really trying to use it to automate human tasks, and really the key is humans can't react as quickly as computers are, and adversaries are using artificial intelligence to probe the network, conduct cyber attacks, and there's just no way to be able to keep up with that from a human-centric perspective.

