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This research was prepared for the Department of the Air Force and conducted by the Resource Management Program within RAND Project AIR FORCE. This publication is part of the RAND tool series. RAND tools include models, databases, calculators, computer code, GIS mapping tools, practitioner guidelines, web applications, and various other toolkits and applied research products.
Key Findings While useful and necessary as a proactive and agile approach to cybersecurity, these concepts have limited success. To address challenges from revisionist powers such as China, enhanced cyber capabilities that integrate across domains have to be brought to bear. Selective overmatch complements the doctrine of persistent engagement, selectively creating advantage over China by targeting influence points.
As conflicts increasingly involve joint operations, joint training becomes more important. Much of it must be simulation-based training (SBT) conducted on systems that allow the services to interoperate. But commercial SBT systems do not always align with military needs, and the services face coordination challenges. The authors of this report examine the gap between joint training needs and current and future resources and offer recommendations.
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