USCYBERCOM After Action Assessments of Operation GLOWING SYMPHONY (ISIS social media presence)

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 National Security Archive:

"Operation to counter ISIS internet and media operations considered
“most complex offensive cyberspace operation USCYBERCOM has conducted to
date”

Operation “imposed time and resource costs” on Islamic State propaganda

New FOIA documents show challenges in operational synchronization,
deconfliction, and inter-agency coordination


 Washington D.C., January 21, 2020 – Today the National Security Archive
is releasing 6 USCYBERCOM documents obtained through FOIA which shed new
light on the campaign to counter ISIS in cyberspace. These documents,
ranging from a discussion of assessment frameworks to the 120-day
assessment of Operation GLOWING SYMPHONY, reveal the unprecedented
complexity of the operation, resulting
challehttps://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/cyber-vault/2020-01-21/uscybercom-after-action-assessments-operation-glowing-symphonynges
in coordination and deconfliction, and assessments of effectiveness."

In full:
https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/cyber-vault/2020-01-21/uscybercom-after-action-assessments-operation-glowing-symphony


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