Modern conflict transcends traditional boundaries. To meet this challenge, leadership from the 16th Air Force and the Netherlands Defence Cyber Command met during a Key Leader Engagement to accelerate bilateral cyber integration, Aug 4.
More than 270 offensive cyber operators traded their keyboards for physical training gear July 31, tackling a new fitness challenge tied to Air Force history. The workout gave Airmen from the 375th Cyberspace Operations Squadron--known operationally as Task Force Falcon--a different kind of test
The 688th Cyberspace Wing, part of the 16th Air Force, is strengthening the Department of the Air Force's computer networks to block cyber threat actors who are launching attacks faster than ever.
The U.S. electrical power grid system supports all aspects of modern American life, supplying continuous power to homes, financial markets, healthcare, and national defense. Sixteenth Air Force cyber warriors continuously secure these networks against hostile actors who target systems.
Under Secretary of War (I&S) Bradley Hansell congratulates Tech. Sgt. Brian Ebling of the Air Force Technical Applications Center for delivering immediate force protection for 7,800 deployed personnel as lead acoustic developer within the first 48 hours of Operation Epic Fury. (U.S. Air Force photo
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