The US has launched the Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary (Cyber Aux), a civilian group aimed at supplementing the Marines' cybersecurity expertise at a time when foreign digital threats are growing. "Cyber-related attacks have become more prevalent and complex over time," said Lt. Col. Michael D. Smith, director of cyber operations for the Corps.
The US has launched the Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary (Cyber Aux), a civilian group aimed at supplementing the Marines' cybersecurity expertise at a time when foreign digital threats are growing. General Robert Neller, commandant of the US Marine Corps, said volunteers would not be expected to take part in real-world incidents, but would offer their "assistance, expertise and knowledge" to the men in uniform.