U.S. Cyber Command director: We want 'loud,' offensive cyber tools
U.S. Cyber Command, a sub-unified command that is home to the nation’s cyber equivalent of the U.S. special forces, is working to develop cyber weapons distinctly different from those used by the intelligence community due to its unique mission, said Shawn Turskey, executive director of Cyber Comm, during a Department of Homeland Security business conference, Tuesday.
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