US and Australia sign agreement to develop virtual training range

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US and Australia sign agreement to develop virtual training range
December 4, 2020
https://www.armyrecognition.com/def...eement_to_develop_virtual_training_range.html

Both nations signed the Cyber Training Capabilities Project Arrangement on Nov. 3. The bilateral, international agreement enables U.S. Cyber Command to incorporate Australian Defense Force feedback into Cybercom's simulated training domain, the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.

The PCTE is a cyber training platform for real-world defensive missions across boundaries and networks. Its shared use and development will constantly evolve it and sharpen readiness in cyber tactics, techniques and procedures.

"This project arrangement is a milestone for U.S.-Australian cooperation. It is the first cyber-only arrangement established between the U.S. Army and an allied nation, which highlights the value of Australia's partnership in the simulated training domain," Elizabeth Wilson, the U.S. signatory and deputy assistant secretary of the Army for defense exports and cooperation, said.
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The Army has the lead in developing PCTE and worked with the program executive office for simulation, training and instrumentation on this cooperative cyber project with Australia. The PEO STRI is responsible to deliver and improve PCTE on behalf of the Joint Services. Currently, PCTE's primary user is Cybercom and the services' cyber components.
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First-ever #cyber agreement between U.S. & Australia means we can both evolve our virtual cyber training range. Persistent Cyber Training Environment allows U.S. & allied cyber forces to train for real-world missions. @DeptDefence @DeptofDefense @USArmy https://t.co/ZIwOwBx0wj
— U.S. Cyber Command (@US_CYBERCOM) December 4, 2020
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U.S. Cyber Command: US and Australia sign first-ever cyber agreement to develop virtual training range

As part of the Dept. of Defense’s efforts to sharpen lethality, reform business practices, and strengthen partnerships in cyberspace, the United States and Australia have launched a first-ever agreement to continuously develop a virtual cyber training range together.
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