Cyber-Warriors Say Darpa Is Too Slow -- Ares/Aviation WeekDefense and aerospace industry officials say they love the work that Darpa does, but in the cyber-world, the organization is proving itself too slow to be relevant.
The military and intelligence agencies are frustrated by the prospect of a multi-year development time for a cyber range proposed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) where cyber-offense and defense can be practiced in a full-scale, electronically sterile environment. So they have already started building their own.
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