U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command

06/12/2026

The CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command and Fort Huachuca Garrison took another step forward with the Installation Resiliency and Mission Assurance project by hosting the second IRMA Working Group on May 18.

Col. Michael Childs, Fort Huachuca Garrison Commander, gave opening remarks for this creative project that is being designed to transform how the Army monitors, manages and protects vital utility services like⚡power and💧water.

📖 Learn how IRMA is going to set a new standard for Army facilities worldwide 🌍 and boost Army preparedness:

USAISEC’s new IRMA initiative aims to modernize how the Army monitors, manages and mitigates risks associated with critical military infrastructure.

06/10/2026

Are you curious 🧐 about how the Army keeps its global networks secure from cyber threats?

The CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command is leading the charge! Check out our new article to see how the team at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, is using artificial intelligence 🤖 and big data 📈 to upgrade communications security.

From safeguarding cryptographic keys to creating a Communications Security Operations Center, USAISEC is making sure our warfighters stay connected and protected.

https://www.army.mil/article/292836

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the convergence of big data and AI is transforming the way the Army secures and operates its networks. Th...

06/08/2026

What happens when Army engineers and business students tackle artificial intelligence and logistics?

The CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command headed to Arizona State University recently for an incredible Partner Day. Find out how is collaborating with ASU to bring fresh ideas💡and emerging technology 🤖 to the Army.
Click the link to read all about it! 👇

At the heart of Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business lies a commitment to teaching excellence, and that commitment was on full disp...

06/03/2026

The CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command and U.S. Army Fort Huachuca Garrison are teaming up 🤝 to develop the Installation Resiliency and Mission Assurance initiative. We got off to a great start at the first IRMA Working Group held on April 21.

IRMA will transform how the Army manages critical utility services like power⚡and water💧by integrating real-time data into a single dashboard. 📉 Our teams will be testing this technology through small, localized pilot projects with the goal of expanding these capabilities across the entire Army to strengthen our posts, camps and stations worldwide.🌍

06/01/2026

How is the CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command making sure our military is prepared for future demands?

The Army is transforming its depots, arsenals and ammunition plants. 🏭 This transformation effort is not just about constructing new buildings, but also upgrading the digital foundation of these facilities by creating a new industrial control network.🌐

🤔 What does that mean for our troops? The ICN will provide our Soldiers with the digital connectivity they need for advanced automation, security, safety and data-driven decision-making. This gives our warfighters a tactical advantage 🎯 exactly when they need it most.

Read more about how supports ICN installations: https://www.army.mil/article/292392

05/22/2026

The CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command had a blast at Colonel Smith Middle School Career Day on May 8 at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. A huge shoutout to our very own Capt. Tyler Taylor and David Girgis for representing us at this event.

Career Day was an amazing chance to connect with curious students and show them all the cool things they can do in science, technology, engineering and math. Our representatives answered lots of questions and hopefully sparked 🔥 new passions.

Some fun things we brought to show the students included hands-on electronics, 3D-printed creations, and a glimpse at design and engineering concepts. Our representatives also talked about what it takes to have a career in STEM and how to reach education and career goals.

🙏 A big thank you to Colonel Smith Middle School for having us. We love going out into the community and meeting the innovators of tomorrow. Thanks to days like this, the future of STEM is bright! 🌟

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05/21/2026

🧐 How is the CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command accelerating Army information readiness?

🙋‍♀️ The answer is a clever merger of Army capabilities and resources.

We are thrilled to announce the Army Print and Media Distribution Center is now part of the USAISEC family! 🥳

📖 Find out how the Army benefits from this merger: https://www.army.mil/article/292212

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As part of the Communications-Electronics Command, the U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command aggressively supports Army Continuous Transform...

04/27/2026

At the CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command, we have been working 👷 with the 1st Signal Brigade to give the Army's communication network a digital backbone makeover at 52 sites. is replacing old, outdated equipment with the Army’s first software-defined wide area network in the Korean Peninsula.

This means faster, more reliable and extremely secure communications 🌐 for our Soldiers, joint service members and allies in the area. Our work is all about ensuring our warfighters have the best tools to stay connected and safe.🛡️

The main project is almost complete. Now, USAISEC is shifting toward providing operation, maintenance and training support 🤝 for the regional cyber center and 1st Signal Brigade teams in South Korea.

🫡 USAISEC is proud to support our warfighters with cutting-edge technology.

Get the full story:
https://www.stripes.com/theaters/asia_pacific/2026-02-17/korea-army-transport-edge-communications-20782629.html

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04/23/2026

🤔 Do you wonder how the U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command helps make Army networks super secure? One way is with the Comply to Connect framework. C2C acts like a digital bouncer, 💪 checking every single device 💻 before it is allowed to connect to the network. This is what the Army calls a “zero trust” strategy.

Our team at helps make C2C happen by:
✅ Validating the security blueprint after studying over 85 locations.
✅ Working with our partners to write the rules for the network access list.
✅ Doing the final test to make sure everything is locked down tight.

Our job is to build a safer, more secure network for the Soldiers.🫡
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04/20/2026

Ever wonder how the Army ensures its computers 💻 and technology in its Digital Market 🛒 are top-notch and mission-ready? That is where the CECOM U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command comes in.

Our engineers serve as technical experts for the Army Digital Market. Think of us as the ultimate quality control squad! 🤝 We work with our industry and government partners to test and approve every device, making sure equipment is secure, reliable and ready to help our Soldiers succeed!🫡

See how we support Army readiness: https://cecommedia.blob.core.windows.net/media/2026%20CECOM%20Command%20Video%20v7%20FINAL.mp4

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