JP 3-12 (R), Cyberspace Operations
individual or entity identity in cyberspace. The cyber-persona layer consists of the people actually on the network. Integrating CO While it is possible that some military objectives can be achieved by CO alone, CO capabilities should be considered during joint operation planning, integrated into the joint force commander’s plan, and
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