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.

Central delivery of services is expected to help the Army realize its vision of a unified network.

Army Cyber Command, which has global responsibility, is trying to shape what it means for it to set its theater.

The Army's new "triad" is working to integrate cyber, space and special operations capabilities for the joint force.

The new office will not focus on acquisition but gaining better understanding over associated technologies to prioritize investments.

The Army's Cyber Military Intelligence Group is providing important insights for a new triad between Army Cyber Command, Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Army Special…

The Army will be building two more cyber mission force teams for U.S. Cyber Command this year, according to a top official.

Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett assumed command of Army Cyber Command in a ceremony at Fort Gordon May 3.