Mission

  • Defend Coast Guard Cyberspace: Operate and maneuver the Coast Guard Enterprise Mission Platform to assure Coast Guard mission execution in all domains, while aggressively defending our part of the DOD Information Network (DODIN)
  • Protect the Maritime Transportation System (MTS): Protect maritime critical infrastructure by promoting cyber risk management, providing intelligence on cyber threat actors, and deploy cyber forces in support of the MTS
  • Operate in and through Cyberspace: Project advanced cyberspace capabilities and embed cyberspace operations within traditional missions to execute law enforcement and military operations with DHS and the DOD.

Vision

  • Ensure the security of our cyberspace, maintain superiority over our adversaries, and safeguard our Nation’s critical maritime infrastructure.

Contact

 

To report a cybersecurity incident, please call:

Coast Guard National Response Center (NRC):

1-800-424-8802

 

For more information on public maritime cybersecurity, please visit: 

Maritime Cyber Readiness Branch / Cyber Protection Team

or email:

maritimecyber@uscg.mil

 

America’s Waterway Watch:

1-877-24WATCH

https://www.dco.uscg.mil/

Strategy and Direction

National Cyber Strategy

Digital technologies today touch nearly every aspect of American life. The openness and connection enabled by access to the Internet are game-changers for communities everywhere This National Cybersecurity Strategy details the comprehensive approach being taken to better secure cyberspace and ensure the United States is in the strongest possible position to realize all the benefits and potential of our digital future.

National Cyber Strategy

U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Command: Commander’s Strategic Direction 2021

This Commander’s Strategic Direction describes the strategic context and ongoing transformation across the Coast Guard, then sets forth the direction for the command for the next 24 months.

Click here to view the Commander’s Strategic Direction 2021

CGCYBER Departments

Cyber Intelligence (CGCC-2)

The CGCYBER Intelligence Department, CGCC-2, provides intelligence support internally to the CGCYBER Operations Department (CGCC-3) and CGCYBER / Deputy CGCYBER. CGCC-2 also collaborates with Coast Guard Intelligence components, Intelligence Community (IC) components, and to leadership within Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Department of Defense (DOD), and Coast Guard, as requested.​​

 

Operations Department (CGCC-3)

CGCYBER Operations Department consists of Current Operations Division (CGCC-33), Future Operations Division (CGCC-35), Department of Defense Information Network Division (CGCC-36), and Cyber Effects and Protection Division (CGCC-37).

Assessment and Authorization (CGCC-AA)

CGCC-AA is responsible for establishing processes for all A&A functions in order to standardize how the Coast Guard conducts assessments and authorizations for Coast Guard (CG) Information Technology (IT).

Operations Support

The CGCYBER Operations Support Department provides the following support functions:

  • Administrative (PCS, reenlistments, weigh-ins)
  • Budget / Resources (annual budget builds, procurement, resource proposals)
  • Security (clearance verifications, personnel security actions, security badging)
  • Training & Exercises (scheduling of training, exercise development, training submission requests)

Command

Commander, Rear Admiral Jason P. Tama

Rear Admiral Jason P. Tama official Photo

Rear Admiral Jason Tama assumed duties as Commander, Coast Guard Cyber Command, in May 2024. He is responsible for conducting full-spectrum cyberspace operations in support of Coast Guard, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Defense mission objectives.

Rear Admiral Jason Tama most recently served as the Executive Assistant to the Vice Commandant. In this role, he acted as the Executive Agent and Chief of Staff for the Vice Commandant, who is the Coast Guard’s Chief Operating Officer and Component Acquisition Executive. Prior to this role, Rear Admiral Tama served as the Senior Director for Resilience at the White House National Security Council (NSC), where he oversaw national policy for critical infrastructure security and resilience, domestic preparedness and incident response, supply chain resilience, disaster recovery and mitigation, and Federal mission resilience. During his time at the NSC, Rear Admiral Tama helped lead the domestic response to multiple national crises, including major hurricanes and wildfires, cyber attacks, supply chain disruptions, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Rear Admiral Tama previously served as the Captain of the Port of New York and New Jersey, overseeing one of the Coast Guard’s largest operational commands and the busiest port complex on the East Coast. Other operational, staff, and special assignments include Deputy Chief of the Coast Guard Office of Budget and Programs; Chief of the Prevention Department at Sector San Francisco; Coast Guard FY 2011 Budget Coordinator in the Office of Budget and Programs; Chief of Waterways Management at Sector Puget Sound; Marine Inspector at Marine Safety Office Puget Sound; Naval Architect and Marine Salvage Engineer at the Coast Guard Marine Safety Center; and Operations and Law Enforcement Officer on the Coast Guard Cutter MARIPOSA (WLB-397).

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with high honors from the United States Coast Guard Academy; a Master of Engineering in Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley; and a Master of Business Administration from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan School of Management. He is an MIT Sloan Fellow, Brookings Institution Federal Executive Fellow, Marshall Memorial Fellow, and White House Fellows National Finalist.

Individual military decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit (two awards), Meritorious Service Medals (three awards), and other personal and unit awards. Rear Admiral Tama is also an Honorary Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer, an Honorary FDNY Battalion Chief, an Eagle Scout, and a recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.