Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary
Military - San Diego, California, United States
Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary Employees
Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary Details
In April 2019, the Marine Corps announced the newly-established Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary (Cyber Aux), a volunteer organization aimed at increasing Marine Corps cyberspace readiness. The Cyber Aux is comprised of a small cadre of highly-talented cyber experts who train, educate, advise, and mentor Marines to keep pace with constantly-evolving cyber challenges. The Cyber Aux will assist in simulated environments and during periods of instruction, but are not authorized to execute hands-on cyber activities. Cyber Aux applicants must meet the following criteria:US CitizenMinimum 3 years of work experience in the cyber industry or academiaIndustry leader/highly regarded in their fieldEnthusiastic in volunteering their time to share their expertiseNot currently employed by the U.S. GovernmentHonorably discharged, if prior serviceQualified volunteers are screened and assessed before assignment to a specified unit or project. Cyber Auxiliarists do not wear a uniform nor need to meet the stringent Marine Corps physical fitness standards. The Cyber Aux is part of the larger Marine Corps effort to better posture forces to conduct Operations in the Information Environment and is managed by the Deputy Commandant for Information, LtGen Lori E. Reynolds. Highly qualified talent should email CyberAux@usmc.mil for more information or to begin volunteering with the Marines.
