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Authorities, Roles, and Responsibilities
systems, and functions as directed by the President or SecDef, against any intrusion or
attack, and does so through a subunified command, USCYBERCOM. At the headquarters
level, USSTRATCOM advocates for national requirements and standards, and in
coordination with other CCDRs, assesses and reports the operational readiness of the
DODIN. Additionally, USSTRATCOM is responsible to establish compliance and enforce
accountability across the department and, as required, to engage through CCMDs to build
DOD partnering capacity with partner nations with respect to CO.
(2) Represents the DOD SATCOM community, coordinating and orchestrating
consolidated user positions with CCMDs, Services, and DOD agencies and with
international partners. CDRUSSTRATCOM has operational and configuration management
authority for SATCOM on-orbit assets, control systems, and ground terminal infrastructure,
including DOD gateways, deemed necessary for the effective and efficient operation of
SATCOM for DOD. Directs day-to-day operations of DOD-owned and leased SATCOM
resources, as well as international partner and non-DOD SATCOM resources used by DOD,
to provide authorized users with global SATCOM support as operations and evolving
requirements dictate.
(3) Develops, coordinates, and executes SATCOM operations policies and
procedures; constellation deployment plans; and satellite positioning, repositioning, and
disposal plans. Assesses how these various plans impact communications support to current
and future operations, OPORDs, operation plans (OPLANs), and concept plans
(CONPLANs), and coordinates SATCOM actions prior to execution.
(4) In support of Unified Command Plan-assigned missions, CDRUSSTRATCOM:
(a) Coordinates with the IC, CCMDs, Services, agencies, and allied partners to
facilitate development of improved cyberspace access to support planning and operations.
(b) Provides shared SA of CO and I&W.
(c) Provides military representation to US national agencies, US commercial
entities, and international agencies for cyberspace matters, as directed.
(d) Notifies the CCMDs of ongoing or developing threats and anomalies via
appropriate means to reduce potential risks and to ensure effective integration of systems,
networks, services, use of the EMS, and to comply with DOD-mandated configuration
standards.
(e) Performs analysis of threats to the DODIN, including threat analysis of
foreign malicious activity. Changes the global information condition as warranted by threat
assessments.
(f) Plans for and, as directed, coordinates DCO of CI&KR.
(g) For global events, USSTRATCOM will be the supported command.
(5) Commander, United States Cyber Command
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