ACS Leadership - The future of technology in information warfare
Join Head Information Warfare – MAJGEN Susan Coyle, CSC, DSM for a breakfast, as she delves into the wide ranging implications of Information Warfare.
National Portrait Gallery Canberra, King Edward Terrace, Parkes, ACT, 2600
Tue 08 Feb 2022 07:00 AM AEDT
Duration: 2.0 hours
Register by Mon 07 Feb 2022 03:30 PM AEDT
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About this event
Throughout history, conflicts were fought in physical locations – across Land, Maritime and Air domains, and more recently in Space. Information and Cyber comprise what is known as the 5th Warfighting Domain. This shift has occurred due to the impacts of technology, with an increased dependence on interconnected IT systems, social and physical networks, and the electromagnetic spectrum. Success in the 5th Domain will be crucial in any potential future conflict.
At this session, MAJGEN Susan Coyle, Head of Information Warfare will cover:
- The 5th Warfighting Domain
- What is Information Warfare?
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- ACS would like to advise that the ACS Leadership: The future of technology in information warfare you registered to attend on 21 September 2021 has unfortunately been postponed to 8 Feb 2022 due to the ACT Government announced the lockdown.
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Speakers
Speaker
MAJGEN Susan Coyle
Major General Susan Coyle, CSC, DSM
Australian Army
Susan Coyle was born in Kyogle, NSW on 21 May 1970. After completing a Bachelor of Science degree at the Australian Defence Force Academy she graduated from the Royal Military College in 1992 into the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. She has worked at the tactical, operational and strategic level in a variety of command and staff appointments including Commander Joint Task Force 633, Commander 6th Brigade, inaugural Commander Task Group Afghanistan, and Commanding Officer 17th Signal Regiment.
Major General Coyle has received a Distinguished Service Medal as the Deputy Commander JTF 636 / Commander Task Group Afghanistan on Operation SLIPPER / HIGHROAD, and a Conspicuous Service Cross as the Commanding Officer 17th Signal Regiment. She holds post-graduate qualifications in a Master of Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College, a Master in Organisational Development and Strategic Human Resource Management from the University of New England, and a Master of Management in Defence Studies from the University of Canberra.
Major General Coyle currently holds the appointment of Head of Information Warfare for the Australian Defence Force.
Australian Army
Susan Coyle was born in Kyogle, NSW on 21 May 1970. After completing a Bachelor of Science degree at the Australian Defence Force Academy she graduated from the Royal Military College in 1992 into the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. She has worked at the tactical, operational and strategic level in a variety of command and staff appointments including Commander Joint Task Force 633, Commander 6th Brigade, inaugural Commander Task Group Afghanistan, and Commanding Officer 17th Signal Regiment.
Major General Coyle has received a Distinguished Service Medal as the Deputy Commander JTF 636 / Commander Task Group Afghanistan on Operation SLIPPER / HIGHROAD, and a Conspicuous Service Cross as the Commanding Officer 17th Signal Regiment. She holds post-graduate qualifications in a Master of Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College, a Master in Organisational Development and Strategic Human Resource Management from the University of New England, and a Master of Management in Defence Studies from the University of Canberra.
Major General Coyle currently holds the appointment of Head of Information Warfare for the Australian Defence Force.
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