The U.S. built the most powerful military in the world. Now some point to its Achilles’ heel: cyberwarfare

A CSIS-linked commission says the U.S. military’s cyber force structure is too fragmented to recruit, train, equip, and retain talent effectively.

The report argues no single service is clearly accountable for building cyber forces, despite Pentagon reforms and CYBERCOM 2.0.

It warns that cyber force-generation weaknesses could erode U.S. deterrence and operational effectiveness in an increasingly central domain of warfare.