It is perhaps the furthest a government has gone publicly in pledging to combat criminals through cyber-operations during the health crisis.

It's the first counterintelligence strategy of the Trump administration.

Renata Spinks says the Marines want their cybersecurity-focused personnel to think like an adversary.

There’s a groundswell of support for making collective countermeasures in cyberspace lawful despite an uncertain legal landscape.

Sen. Mark Warner says the world has entered a new phase of nation-state conflict in which cyberwarfare and information warfare are the primary means through which countries assert their power on the world stage.

“We are trying to illuminate the network, trying to figure out how they’re communicating, what they’re using, where the money might be flowing," Brig. Gen. Len Anderson says.