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OPTIMIZING CYBER PROTECTION TEAM OPERATIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF TASK SYNCHRONIZATION AND PROCESS AGILITY IN DEFENSIVE CYBER OPERATIONS
The operations process outlined in the U.S. Cyber Command’s (USCYBERCOM) Cyber Warfare Publication (CWP) 3-33.4, Cyber Protection Team Organization, Functions, and Employment, is currently hindered by inefficiencies stemming from a lack of synchronization between task assignment and execution. This
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