Army unified network plan 2.0 prioritizes zero trust

Army unified network plan 2.0 prioritizes zero trust

The Army released a new version of its unified network plan, emphasizing the integration of zero-trust cybersecurity principles and efforts to streamline the transfer of data to better connect warfighters. Network modernization is a top priority for service leadership. The deputy chief of staff, G-6, trumpeted the unveiling of Army Unified Network Plan 2.0 in a LinkedIn post Tuesday. “AUNP 2.0 is new guidance on how the warfighter actually appro…

Army releases Unified Network Plan 2.0, honing in on multi-domain fighting, zero trust

In the years since the first version of the plan, "a confluence of emerging technologies and events has transformed the world into a multidomain, persistently contested information environment that demands a far more data-centric approach to harness the power of the Army Network to fight and win," the Army said.

Cybersecurity Is at the Heart of the Army’s Network Plan

The new plan aims to carry the service’s network into the complex future warfighting environment.