U.S. Cyber Command is asking Congress for nearly $600 million in additional funding in fiscal year 2027, warning that shortfalls in cyber "munitions," artificial intelligence and network defense capabilities are constraining its ability to sustain high-tempo operations, according to a document obtained by Inside Defense . In an unfunded priorities list submitted to lawmakers, CYBERCOM outlines $593 million in requirements it says were excluded from the Pentagon’s formal budget request due to topline constraints but are critical to mission execution...