The Pentagon has a cyber workforce problem: 30,000 cyber positions remain unfilled, but malicious cyber activity isnโt slowing down. Defense cyber leaders warn future conflicts will combine kinetic and information warfare, elevating the importance of a robust cyber workforce. DOD Principal Director for Resources & Analysis Mark Gorak joins us live from AFCEA TechNet Cyber 2023 in Baltimore to discuss these challenges and his plans to address them.

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Mark Gorak Principal Director, Resources & Analysis DOD
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