Air Force cyber resilience in focus

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From Zero Trust and network resilience to offensive cyber operations and acquisition reform, the Air Force is rethinking how it fights in the digital domain.

Our new eBook brings together in-depth reporting from the 2025 Alamo ACE conference, examining how cyber resilience is being engineered into bases, weapons systems and Reserve forces.

Written by veteran cyber reporter Barry Rosenberg, these stories explore how Air Force leaders are adapting policy, procurement and operations for an era of contested networks.

Download the eBook for a snapshot of where Air Force cyber strategy is heading — and what it means for future conflict.

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Classification
Analytical Domain
Informational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Information Operations / Political-Military
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Rethinking cyber resilience and operations in the digital domain
Location
Not specified
Unit
United States Air Force
Time
Not specified
Equipment
Cyber operationsWeapons systemsNetwork resilience
Summary

The Air Force is rethinking its approach to cyber resilience, focusing on network resilience and offensive operations as part of its strategy for future conflicts.

Key Facts
  • The Air Force is focusing on cyber resilience and offensive cyber operations.
  • New strategies are being developed for contested networks.
  • The report is based on insights from the 2025 Alamo ACE conference.