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  assessment of available EW resources. (SeeFM 3-12 and ATP 3-12.3 for additional information.)Tasks of
  the BCT CEMA working group include—
  (cid:122) Develop and integrate cyberspace and EW actions into operation plans and exercises.
  (cid:122) Support CEMA policies.
  (cid:122) Plan,prepare,execute,and assess cyberspace and EW operations.
  (cid:122) Integrate intelligence preparation of the battlefield into the operations process.
  (cid:122) Identify and coordinate intelligence support requirements for BCT and subordinate units’
  cyberspace and EW operations.
  (cid:122) Assess offensive and defensive requirements for cyberspace and EW operations.
  (cid:122) Maintain current assessment of cyberspace and EW resources available to the unit.
  (cid:122) Nominate and submitapproved targets within cyberspace to division.
  (cid:122) Prioritize BCT targets within cyberspace and the EMS.
  (cid:122) Plan,coordinate,and assess friendly CEMA.
  (cid:122) Implement friendly electronic and network security measures (for example,EMS mitigation and
  network protection).
  (cid:122) Ensure cyberspace and EW operations actions comply with applicable policy and laws.
  (cid:122) Identify civilian and commercial cyberspace and EMS-related capacity and infrastructure within
  the area of operations.
  Note. Within the BCT, subordinate maneuver battalions and squadron rely on the BCT for core
  services, network accessibility, and network defense. The battalion/squadron S-6 performs the
  planning and operations associated with the main and tactical command posts, including
  establishing connectivity with adjacent, subordinate, and higher elements. Currently,
  battalions/squadron do not have organic capabilities to plan and integrate all aspects of cyberspace
  operations. They do have capabilities to support cybersecurity policies and request for information
  regarding cyberspace and the EMS. Companies/troops rely on their battalion/squadronfor network
  service, access, and network defense. The company/troop performs the planning and operations
  associated with the command post,including establishing connectivity with adjacent,subordinate,
  and higher elements. Commanders at this echelon are responsible for applicable cybersecurity
  measures.
  4-249. The Army and Air Force can augment the main CP’s fire support cell as the mission variables of
  METT-TC dictate. Various capabilitiessuch as PSYOP,civil affairs,and cyberspace operations can augment
  the cell as needed. Additional functions within the fire support cell include—
  (cid:122) Targeting working group. (See ATP 3-60.)
  (cid:122) Preparing fires portion of operation order including scheme of fires. (See FM 3-09.)
  (cid:122) Managing changes to fire support coordination measures. (See ATP 3-09.32.)
  (cid:122) Coordinating clearance for attacks against targets (clearance of fires). (See FM 3-09.)
  (cid:122) Preparing products for targeting working group and targeting board. (See ATP 3-60.)
  (cid:122) Implementing, updating, managing, and disseminating all targeting guidance in the Advanced
  Field Artillery Tactical Data Systems. (See FM 3-09.)
  (cid:122) Recommending radar employment and functional dissemination of rocket, artillery, and mortar
  warnings. (See ATP 3-01.60.)
  Intelligence Cell
  4-250. Intelligence core competencies within the intelligence cell are intelligence synchronization,
  intelligence operations, intelligence processing, exploitation, and dissemination and intelligence analysis.
  Processing,exploitation,and disseminationis the execution of the related functions that converts and refines
  collected data into usable information,distributes the information for further analysis,and,when appropriate,
  provides combat information to commanders and staffs (ADP 2-0). Processing, exploitation, and
  dissemination conducted by intelligence personnel or units are called intelligence processing, exploitation,