U.S. Cyber Workforce Summit 2.0 Highlights Emerging Cyber Tactics
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- •Vice Adm. Heidi Berg led discussions at the Cyber Workforce Summit 2.0.
- •The summit included a live competition demonstrating emerging cyber tactics.
- •Participants gained insights into the Department of War 810 framework.
Vice Adm. Heidi Berg, commander of U.S. Fleet Cyber Command, Navy Space Command, and U.S. 10th Fleet, participated in the Cyber Workforce Summit 2.0 held at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C., from March 24, 2026. The event featured a Cyber Workforce Competition where participants from U.S. service academies and military colleges demonstrated their skills against a live opposition force. This competition aimed to showcase emerging tactics, techniques, and procedures in cybersecurity. The summit also provided insights into the Department of War 810 framework and perspectives from senior leaders to enhance the skills of the cyber workforce. The event emphasized the importance of preparing future leaders in cybersecurity to address evolving threats. No specific cyber incidents or vulnerabilities were reported during the summit.
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