Panoptic Junction is part of the Department of Defense’s solution to fulfill a key directive in President Joe Biden’s watershed artificial intelligence executive order.

The AI tool is part of a pilot effort undertaken by Army Cyber Command, a service component command of U.S. Cyber Command.

Army Cyber Command's TIAD will be focused on trans-regional threats, unlike the service's other Theater Information Advantage Detachments.

Newly resourced Theater Information Advantage Detachments will provide commanders the insights needed to be successful if crisis or conflict breaks out, officials say.

Around 350 civilians are transferring from the Air Force to the Army supporting U.S. Cyber Command.

Panoptic Junction was chosen to pilot artificial intelligence capabilities for remediation of vulnerabilities in critical systems.

Cyber Yankee provides key lessons for defending critical infrastructure, especially against sophisticated actors such as Volt Typhoon.

The Army used the Pacific Sentry exercise as one of the first opportunities to experiment with its emerging Theater Information Advantage Detachment.

Following a comprehensive review of the network, the Army is centralizing much of its services, which will provide unprecedented visibility and security.

Officials believe the modern triad — combining space, cyber and special operations — will provide policymakers a key capability for deterring adversaries and preventing escalation.