LtGen Jay Matos
Deputy Commandant for InformationHQMCLieutenant General Joseph A. (Jay) Matos is the Commander of Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, Marine Corps Forces Space Command, Marine Corps Information Command, Joint Force Headquarters-Cyberspace (Marines), Joint Task Force Ares, and serves as the Service Cryptologic Component Commander.
Operating force assignments include Marine Wing Communications Squadron-28, Communications Officer for the 22d Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations
Capable), S-6 Regimental Combat Team-8 (RCT-8) during OIF 04-06, G6 Operations officer for 2d Marine Division, and Deputy G6 for II MEF Forward during OIF 06-08. His
command assignments include 7th Communication Battalion in Okinawa, Japan and Defense Information Systems Agency Pacific (DISA-PAC).
Staff assignments for Major General Matos include Training and Education Command Marine Corps Systems Command, Director of Communication School, Division Chief for Cyber Requirements and Capabilities, Integration and Strategic Initiatives for the Joint Staff J-6, Assistant Chief of Staff, Information Environment Division at Marine Forces Pacific, and as Deputy Director, Command, Control, Communication and Computer Systems and Information Technology for United States Space Command. His most recent assignment was as the Assistant Deputy Commandant for Information and Director, Information, Command, Control, Communications and Computers (IC4).
Major General Matos attended the Basic Communication Officer Course and the Command and Control Systems Course and has earned numerous industry certifications regarding information technology and project management. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech, the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California and Distinguished Graduate of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF).
Next-Gen Combined Arms: Integrating Information Effects into Modern Operations
This panel explores the critical evolution of the combined arms concept, focusing on how commanders and staffs must leverage modern, converged network…This panel explores the critical evolution of the combined arms concept, focusing on how commanders and staffs must leverage modern, converged networks and intelligence to seamlessly integrate non-kinetic information effects—such as cyber operations,…This panel explores the critical evolution of the combined arms concept, focusing on how commanders and staffs must leverage modern, converged networks and intelligence to seamlessly integrate non-kinetic information effects—such as cyber operations, electronic warfare, and psychological operations—with traditional kinetic fires to achieve decision dominance in multi-domain environments. The Deputy Commandant for Information and his senior leader…This panel explores the critical evolution of the combined arms concept, focusing on how commanders and staffs must leverage modern, converged networks and intelligence to seamlessly integrate non-kinetic information effects—such as cyber operations, electronic warfare, and psychological operations—with traditional kinetic fires to achieve decision dominance in multi-domain environments. The Deputy Commandant for Information and his senior leaders will discuss the tactical application of information advantage in contested environments.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
