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U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) is a unified combatant command within the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). Its primary role is to direct, synchronize, and coordinate cyberspace operations to protect and promote national interests. Established to enhance DoD cyberspace capabilities, USCYBERCOM focuses on defending the DoD Information Network (DoDIN), supporting combatant commanders, and improving national resilience against cyber threats. The command operates through specialized components, including the Cyber Mission Force (CMF), which consists of 135 teams staffed by approximately 6,200 personnel. Key elements include the Cyber National Mission Force, which addresses national cyberattacks, and the Cyber Protection Force, which defends the DoDIN. USCYBERCOM also collaborates with various military branches and international partners to ensure effective cyber operations and maintain freedom of action in cyberspace. Its responsibilities encompass both defensive and offensive cyber strategies to counter evolving threats to national security.
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