Click Here Mic Drop: Gen. Charlie "Tuna" Moore: Cyber Wars Don’t Wait for Consensus
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May 2, 2025 Join former Deputy Commander of U.S. Cyber Command, Charlie "Tuna" Moore, as he unpacks the fast-paced world of cyber warfare. He emphasizes the urgency of quick decision-making in this realm, where military tactics can shift in milliseconds. Moore reflects on the pivotal need for a unified approach to cyber defense and the challenges faced by military leaders transitioning from traditional warfare. He also critiques the U.S. cybersecurity framework and stresses the importance of international cooperation amid rising threats.
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Origin of Call Sign "Tuna"
- Charlie "Tuna" Moore received his call sign "Tuna" as a welcoming nickname after becoming mission ready as a fighter pilot.
- His love for water sports and training mishaps inspired the nickname, symbolizing belonging rather than embarrassment.
Unity in Cyber Leadership
- General Moore found no compelling reason to split NSA and Cyber Command leadership.
- Unity of command ensures quick decisions and actions in rapidly evolving cyber conflicts.
Speed Requires Single Leadership
- Cyber attacks unfold so fast that decision-making can't wait for committees.
- One person in charge is essential to keep pace and make timely, effective decisions.