U.S. Cyber Command's weapons will be created by contractors, senior official says
The U.S.’ cyber special forces, a group tasked with both defending vital computer networks at home and launching offensive operations against enemies in the digital realm, will rely on a mix of contractors and in-house personnel to develop and man its cyber weapons of the future, a senior Cyber Command official tells FedScoop.
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