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As U.S. Naval Information Forces continues to reform how it trains for and carries out its cyber missions, the command expects to announce an enlisted rating name change later this year that better reflects this vital work.
The Navy already has an existing cyber job rating, known as cryptologic technician networks, or CTN, a job that requires cyber skills 93% of the time, the head of Naval Information Forces, Vice Adm. Kelly Aeschbach, told reporters here Wednesday during the annual West naval conference.
The Navy already has an existing cyber job rating, known as cryptologic technician networks, or CTN, a job that requires cyber skills 93% of the time, the head of Naval Information Forces, Vice Adm. Kelly Aeschbach, told reporters here Wednesday during the annual West naval conference.
A new Navy ‘cyber’ rating is in the works
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CT: Cryptologic TechnicianCTN: Cryptologic Technician Network
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CT: Cryptologic TechnicianCTN: Cryptologic Technician Network Cyber Cybersecurity
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SPC Robert Coventry I was a CTO Cryptologic Technician Operator/Communications. Rate Disestablished, Those More Versed in Tech Control became Information Systems Technicians, Those More Versed in Computers became Cryptologic Technician Networks. While I was Tech Control Chief CNO WWMCCS. My NEC's were ADP, Computers, Telecommunications Management (Computer) So I Would have been a CTN, I'm Retired Now, Not that it Makes Much of a Difference. I wasn't Quite Aware I was Starting a "Tradition" So to Speak, I Know a "Cyber" Marine that Shares a Bit of DNA with Me.
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