U.S. Cyber Command is looking to open an outpost in Silicon Valley as a way to build new relationships with the tech sector and bolster a major pillar of its internal modernization overhaul. It will initially be co-located at the existing Defense Innovation Unit — the Pentagon’s high-profile innovation arm — and feature a handful of personnel before expanding, these people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said. The two other organizations are a Cyber Talent Management Organization and an Advanced Cyber Training and Education Center. Spokespeople from the Pentagon and Cyber Command said they had "nothing to announce at this time." Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Charlie “Tuna” Moore, former deputy commander of U.S. Cyber Command, called the creation of the innovation cyber a “very good idea and represents the further maturity of the command.”