Which group conducts daily activities associated with AFNET operations and is responsible for a set number of AF installations and MAJCOM?

• A. Cyberspace Defense Analysis (CDA)
• B. Cyberspace Vulnerability Assessment/Hunter (CVA/H)
• C. Air Force Cyberspace Defense (ACD)
• D. Domain Name System (DNS)

Answer: (A)

Daily AFNET operations across a defined set of installations and MAJCOMs are handled by the Cyberspace Defense Analysis team. This group is responsible for the ongoing, day-to-day security work that keeps the Air Force network functioning safely, including continuous monitoring, incident response, threat analysis, and coordinating defensive actions across the assigned bases and commands. They maintain situational awareness and defense readiness for the network at the specified sites, which is exactly what the scenario describes.

Vulnerability-hunting teams focus more on discovering weaknesses rather than running the daily defense and operation cycle. The broader Air Force Cyberspace Defense umbrella refers to the overall capability rather than the specific, hands-on group performing daily operations. Domain Name System is a network service, not a unit responsible for operating the network.