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“Cyber is the new bloodstream of the world that is going to emerge in the next 10 to 15 years,” Michta said. Andrew Michta, dean of the College of International and Security Studies, addressed the graduates and pointed out how important it is to create networks among people, experts and alumni to not only form an information-technology-based, but also a personal human-to-human network to form a resilient chain of defense. In the last graduation ceremony at the Marshall Center in 2017, Dr. Department of Defense as a Center of Excellence for Transnational Security Studies, due to its cybersecurity The Marshall Center is a German-American international security and defense studies institute. “Whole of government approach is one of the things that The Marshall Center is addressing as well,” Leinhos said. Leinhos said military forces were impacted by digitalization in five main aspects: weapons systems and equipment how processes will work in the future, organization and skill sets needed by personnel air, land sea, and cyber domain military operations future scenarios and conflicts in digitalized states and, emphasizing more whole-of-government approaches, especially in the cyber domain. “Therefore, we need to understand tomorrow‘s technologies to be successful in future crisis management.” “The Cyber and Information Domain will most likely play a decisive part in future military and comprehensive operations,” Leinhos said. The Cyber and Information Domain Service is the new service of the Bundeswehr and was established in April 2017. “This progress will also, of course, have significant impact on future development of armed forces as technology will severely impact the future systems that we will have in the armed forces.” “Information and communications technology is nearly a part of all our processes and activities from logistics to command control, so we are taking advantage of the progress that technology is providing for us,” he said. “We are all profiting from this progress in technology, the Bundeswehr as well.”įounded in 2014, the three-week Program on Cyber Security Studies helps participants appreciate the nature and magnitude of today’s threats and develops a common understanding of the best practices and current initiatives within the public and private cyber sectors. “Digitalization addresses and affects us all,” Leinhos said. Marshall European Center for Security Studies Dec. Ludwig Leinhos, commander and chief of Germany’s newly founded Cyber and Information Domain Service, to 98 participants from 51 countries as the graduation speaker for the Program on Cyber Security Studies at the George C. 28, 2017) – “Digitalization is a game changer,” said Bundeswehr Lt.

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Fellows / Joint Professional Military Education - JPME.Seminar in Irregular Warfare/Hybrid Threats (SIWHT).Program on Terrorism and Security Studies (PTSS).

Program on Regional Security Studies (PRSS).Program on Cyber Security Studies (PCSS).Program on Applied Security Studies (PASS).European Security Seminar-EU-NATO Cooperation (ESS-EU/NATO).Program on Countering Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC).