Cyberwarfare

NATO allies have accused Russia of using "hybrid warfare" techniques, including subversion, propaganda and cyber warfare.

The Navy and Marine Corps need to attract the right "brain power" when it comes to cybersecurity professionals, Spencer said.

The conduct of military operations has changed because there is now a "blurring of the lines between war and peace."

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced the creation of the National Risk Management Center at the department.

The SASC wants the U.S. to launch cyber attacks against any country that tries to disrupt the functioning of our society.

The U.S. has warned allies to step up defenses and is even weighing a possible counterattack.

Russia has been the most aggressive cyber threat, but others include China, Iran, North Korea and criminal networks.

Cyber experts see foreign hackers probing U.S. networks that control power grids and other industrial facilities.

Experts warn that the country's hacking skills have become increasingly sophisticated and dangerous in recent years.

The Marine Corps may offer bonuses to entice older, more experienced Marines to become part of its new cyber operations.

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