Mr. Arthur G. Hatcher, Jr
Associate Deputy Chief Information Officer
Office of the Secretary of the Air Force
Pentagon, Washington, D.C.

   

The Automated Remediation and Asset Discovery (ARAD) Memo Has Been Signed
The Air Force took definitive steps today to secure the full range of Air Force networked systems with the mandate of the Automated Remediation and Asset Discovery (ARAD) capability. Designed to give real-time visibility into the lowest level of computing across any system which has the tool installed, ARAD is a game-changer allowing Air Force cyberspace defenders the ability to immediately identify and respond to threats across all network reliant tools including weapons systems and Industrial Control Systems.

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