A cybersecurity-focused office within the U.S. Air Force is working to spread cyber awareness across USAF technology programs, Fifth Domain reported Monday.

The Air Force Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapons Systems or CROWS streamlined engineering documents to help program officers and contractors quickly address cybersecurity issues.

The effort also aims to help industrial partners keep up with government-imposed changes across programs.

“If we can use standardized language, then we can communicate to our industry partners,” Joe Bradley, who directs CROWS, told Fifth Domain.

USAF originally established CROWS to address cyber issues found in the service’s weapon systems.