Mission Command (MC) Cyber designs, develops and deploys cyber capabilities to the Army to establish cyber operational overmatch. MC Cyber delivers capabilities to Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs) through divisions at the tactical edge that allow warfighters to understand and depict cyberspace while defending friendly key cyber terrain. 

MC Cyber’s agile acquisition and integration processes achieve both near- and long-term capability development to ensure dominance in the cyber battlefield. 

Capabilities

• Tactical Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO) Infrastructure (TDI): Cyberspace defenders have the need to locally and remotely protect friendly tactical cyber terrain, maneuver in and across tactical enclaves, and counter cyber adversaries to ensure the reliability of critical tasks and services. TDI provides users with active hunt and defense tools to protect against cyber-attacks in the tactical network. The TDI system is physically and logistically converged with the Tactical Server Infrastructure (TSI) to minimize size, weight, and power (SWaP) requirements at Divisions and above. 
• Cyber Situational Understanding (SU): Maneuver commanders and staff have a need for effective analysis and improved understanding of the cyber and electromagnetic activities (CEMA) in their area of operations.  Cyber SU provides analytics and visualization of the CEMA posture, focused on integrating cyberspace awareness and impacts during combat operations. This understanding, coupled with the ability to deploy this information in the common operating environment through Command Post Computing Environment (CPCE) software, facilitates informed planning, timely decision making, and mission accomplishment in the cyber-contested operating environment.