text: Signal Support by Army Echelon, Core Competencies, Training, and the Army Network
  and technical support across the strategic, operational, and tactical levels, in coordination with the theater
  armies. The Army Cyber Operations and Integration Center directs the regional cyber centers through
  operational channels. The Army Cyber Operations and Integration Center interfaces with the functional
  network operations and security centers, and coordinates with other Service and agency DODIN operations
  centers, through technical channels.
  2-140. The Army Cyber Operations and Integration Center analyzes threat information and directs network
  security actions through the regional cyber centers, in coordination with the theater armies. The Army Cyber
  Operations and Integration Center develops technical solutions to secure Army networks and helps Army
  units and regional cyber centers implement cybersecurity policy. Refer to ATP 6-02.71 for more information
  about the Army Cyber Operations and Integration Center.
  United States Army Network Enterprise Technology Command
  2-141. United States Army Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) is the Army’s global
  enterprise network service provider. NETCOM is subordinate to ARCYBER, provides global DODIN
  operations oversight, and performs inter-theater DODIN operations functions to ensure interoperability
  across the DODIN-A. NETCOM enforces Army-wide standards established by the CIO/G-6 to preserve joint,
  interorganizational, and multinational interoperability.
  2-142. NETCOM integrates Army information technology to achieve a single, virtual enterprise network.
  NETCOM enforces service delivery activities, cybersecurity policies, processes, procedures, and protocols
  for operation of Army networks. To ensure unity of effort in DODIN operations, NETCOM has direct liaison
  authority to the CIO/G-6, with notification to ARCYBER.
  2-143. NETCOM manages the DODIN-A, including enforcing technical standards, and configuration
  management. NETCOM is the single entry point to submit validated, approved telecommunications
  requirements for coordination and implementation by the Defense Information Systems Agency.
  2-144. NETCOM manages the administration of amateur radio operations and the Army Military Auxiliary
  Radio System program pursuant to AR 25-6 and provides COMCAM support for theater army and joint
  military operations. NETCOM manages and services spectrum-related requirements for Army installations
  in accordance with U.S., DOD, Army, host-nation, and international spectrum regulations, policies, and
  technical standards.
  Signal Command (Theater)
  2-145. The SC(T) is a subordinate command of NETCOM which provides oversight, leadership, and
  technical direction over the theater network. The SC(T) provides DODIN operations and spectrum
  management support across the theater. The SC(T) provides these capabilities—
  * Centralized management of Army data, voice, and video networks, including interfaces with joint,
  interorganizational, and multinational systems in the theater.
  * Enforcement of global cybersecurity policies to support the geographic combatant commander
  and theater army commander.
  * Oversight of units building, configuring, securing, operating, and maintaining signal support
  systems and network interfaces to joint and multinational partner systems in theater.
  * Establishment of mission priorities to ensure DODIN-A capabilities are available to meet
  commanders’ information requirements.
  Regional Cyber Center
  2-146. The regional cyber center is the single point of contact for Army network services, operational status,
  service provisioning, service interruption resolution, and service restoral in its operational area. The regional
  cyber center is responsible for intra-theater communications, with a focus on tactical communications
  support. The regional cyber center supports the strategic network by providing DODIN operations oversight
  for up to eight network enterprise centers. The regional cyber center provides network status information to
  the Defense Information Systems Agency’s enterprise operations center and the Army Cyber Operations and
  Integration Center. The regional cyber center may also provide network status to other Service component