2024-10-25
14 分钟From Recorded Future News, this is click here's mic drop.
About a month before the 2024 elections, I was on stage with the relatively new Director of cybersecurity over at the National Security Agency, David Luber.
He's a bit of a fixture in cybersecurity circles.
He was deputy at the Cybersecurity Directorate.
Before he took that top job, he was Executive Director at Cyber Command.
He worked cyber and space issues in Colorado, and we interviewed him at Recorded Future's Predict conference in dc.
Recorded Future News is an editorially independent arm of Recorded Future, and we wanted the director to talk to us about this relatively simple thing.
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A few months before the Russian invasion in 2022, a contingent of cyber operators from US Cyber Command quietly flew to Ukraine on a secret mission.
They came to help Ukraine find any malware Russia might have dropped on their critical networks ahead of the war.
U.S.
cyber Command does these kinds of missions all over the world, all the time.
They're called Hunt Forward Operations.