Agentic C2 Framework Tool
(ECHOTRIBBLE)
Collaboration Event (CE)
Hosted on 24 June 2026
Location: In-Person (Augusta, GA)
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Purpose
The Cyber Fusion Innovation Center (CFIC), in collaboration with U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) and Army Cyber Technology and Innovation Center (ArCTIC), invites qualified industry partners to attend and participate in a brainstorming event for the development of an Agentic C2 Framework tool designed to autonomously navigate infrastructures, identifying and neutralizing identified threats/targets. This prototype will implement a modular, autonomous agent capable of navigation, environmental observation, and anomaly detection across digital environments and improving consistency across lines of effort that would occur without AI assistance.
Background/Synopsis
This release is seeking technical experts to brainstorm on limitations and potential solutions for the development of an Agentic C2 Framework tool designed to autonomously navigate infrastructures, identifying and neutralizing identified threats/targets. Our organization is seeking to leverage automated solutions to further improve the efficiency and thoroughness of a modular, agentic C2 Framework tool capable of stealthy navigation, environmental observation, and anomaly detection across digital environments. It must operate with minimal human oversight, remain lightweight, and be deployable in contested, air-gapped, or cloud-native systems.
Questions?
For event-related questions, please contact CFIC Associate Project Manager Amanda Green at agreen@cyberfic.org.
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U.S. Citizens Only
Purpose
The Cyber Fusion Innovation Center (CFIC), in collaboration with U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) and Army Cyber Technology and Innovation Center (ArCTIC), invites qualified industry partners to attend and participate in a brainstorming event for the development of an Agentic C2 Framework tool designed to autonomously navigate infrastructures, identifying and neutralizing identified threats/targets. This prototype will implement a modular, autonomous agent capable of navigation, environmental observation, and anomaly detection across digital environments and improving consistency across lines of effort that would occur without AI assistance.
Background/Synopsis
This release is seeking technical experts to brainstorm on limitations and potential solutions for the development of an Agentic C2 Framework tool designed to autonomously navigate infrastructures, identifying and neutralizing identified threats/targets. Our organization is seeking to leverage automated solutions to further improve the efficiency and thoroughness of a modular, agentic C2 Framework tool capable of stealthy navigation, environmental observation, and anomaly detection across digital environments. It must operate with minimal human oversight, remain lightweight, and be deployable in contested, air-gapped, or cloud-native systems.
How You Can Participate
RSVP to the 26 June 2026 Collaboration Event - CLICK HERE
Questions?
For event-related questions, please contact CFIC Associate Project Manager Amanda Green at agreen@cyberfic.org.
Event Summary
On June 24, 2026, CFIC, in collaboration with the U.S. Army Cyber Command Technology and Innovation Center (ArCTIC), hosted an in-person Collaboration Event for the Agentic C2 Framework Tool (ECHOTRIBBLE) initiative. The event brought together 43 attendees representing 29 organizations from industry, government, and academia to collaborate on innovative approaches for developing an autonomous Agentic C2 Framework capable of navigating infrastructure, identifying and neutralizing threats, and enhancing operational consistency across digital environments. Through brainstorming sessions, breakout discussions, and "Blue-Sky" presentations, participants refined problem statements and explored potential solutions to advance ECHOTRIBBLE technology in support of future cyber operations.
Event Outcomes
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79 Registrants
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29 Organizations Represented
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43 Attendees
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6 Brainstorming Groups
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4 Breakout Sessions
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6 "Blue-Sky" Presentations were given to the audience and key stakeholders
