DoDIIS 2024: Eucom Cyber Chief Talks Data Security, Collaboration Priorities
Maj. Gen. John Phillips, J-6 Director, U.S. European Command
Data security and information exchange are critical components that ensure collaboration with military allies globally. U.S. European Command (EUCOM) J-6 Cyber and C4 Director Maj. Gen. John Phillips spoke to GovCIO Media & Research at DoDIIS in Omaha this week about the complexities of defending U.S. cyberspace while in Europe in the digital age, including the importance of data interoperability across allies and partners.
Phillips also said that Eucom and its partners are facing workforce concerns like training and retention, as well as the tiered training model for NATO and partner nations to enhance collective cyber defenses in Europe.
Check out our full coverage of the conference.
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Maj. Gen. John Phillips J-6 Director U.S. European Command
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