So, as you go on to be the four-star commander of a combatant command, Russia has at least some military units that combine technical cyberoperations and information capabilities.

I'm afraid that we are ceding the playing field.

That reasoned discussion cannot begin and end with a wiping away of key laws and regulations meant to protect our fellow citizens and important Federal, state, local and tribal interests.

I fear for American democratic institutions if we don't attack.

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We have to close this digital divide and leave no area of this country behind.

Changing policy is one thing. The will to act is a completely different problem set.

So, if all these functions are integrated at the service level, why do we separate them at the unified command level and in the Office of Secretary of Defense?

We have allowed the Russians to establish those boundaries.

Performance has gotten a lot better.

The longer it takes to integrate cyber into the other warfighting domains, the longer it takes to normalize it.

So, not just disrupting their networks, but also conducting cognitive information operations?