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Lt. Col. Scott Nelson, Cyber P3 program manager, U.S. Army Reserve

Cyber challenges are more prevalent than ever. That's driving the need for more people with the professional skills necessary to prevent and mitigate attacks. T...

Federal News Network Staff

February 26, 2015 9:13 am

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Cyber challenges are more prevalent than ever. That’s driving the need for more people with the professional skills necessary to prevent and mitigate attacks. To that end, the Army Reserve has launched a new partnership to build its network of cyber warriors. The program is designed to train soldiers in cyber warfare — for both the Reserve and private sector employers. Lt. Col. Scott Nelson is the Army Reserve’s Cyber P3 Program Manager. He joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin with more on how it all works.

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