Lessons Learned from NATO’s Cyber Defence exercise Locked Shields 2015
Lessons Learned from NATO’s Cyber Defence exercise Locked Shields 2015
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The increased focus on Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition/ Industrial Control Systems
(SCADA/ICS) in the military domain will lead to measures for improving cyber-physical security and the
development of operational capabilities. For the member states of NATO exercises in the cyber-physical field
contribute to this process and to the exchange of experiences and skills. A team consisting of members of the
German Bundeswehr and the Dutch Defence Computer Emergency Response Team (DefCERT), gained 10th
place overall in Locked Shields 2015. In the forensic challenge, a separate part in the exercise, a 3rd place was
obtained. SCADA/ICS was an element of the complete exercise, unlike forensics which was a separate
challenge. This team was rewarded for not only protecting their own SCADA/ICS element, but all the other
teams as well. However the protection for the other teams was reverted to provide the opportunity for the
other teams to do a meaningful exercise on SCADA/ICS. The world’s largest cyber exercise was informative
and generated many lessons learned.
Gepubliceerd in | Militaire Spectator Koninklijke Vereniging ter Beoefening van de Krijgswetenschap, Breda, Vol. 185, Uitgave: 2, Pagina's: 65-74 |
Jaar | 2016 |
Type | Artikel |
Taal | Engels |