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TRAINING IN THE INFORMATION AGE Cyber warfare and beyond Michael Pegelow Key Account Manager GESI 17.05.2018 Your worldwide training partner of choice Training today Focusing on Command And Staff Training (CAST) Your worldwide training


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TRAINING IN THE INFORMATION AGE

Cyber warfare and beyond Michael Pegelow Key Account Manager GESI 17.05.2018

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Training today

Focusing on Command And Staff Training (CAST)

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TYPICAL CONTENTS OF TODAY’S CAST

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Combat/battle training

  • Training of warfare scenarios
  • Establishing standard operation procedures

Decision making

  • Analysis of status reports and current situations
  • Planning & execution of operations

Mission rehearsal

  • Planning and testing of different scenarios
  • Defining standard operation procedures

Emergency management

  • Training incident management teams on major events
  • Coordination of emergency forces
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►Evaluation of current situation

  • Initial situation/evolving situation
  • Threat/opposing forces
  • Groups involved
  • Other influencing factors

►Planning activities

  • Deployment of forces
  • Areas of operation
  • Rules of engagement
  • Detailed mission planning

►Coordination of

  • Movement
  • Actions
  • Communication

CHARACTERISTICS OF CAST

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‚CLASSICAL‘ MILITARY CAST SCENARIO

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  • Clearly defined mission types
  • Clearly defined objective with intermediate objectives
  • Enemy with predictable tactical behavior
  • Groups are known with assumed behavior
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‚CLASSICAL‘ CIVIL CAST SCENARIO

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  • Major incident as initial situation
  • Main objective: coordination of all emergency response activities
  • Take into account the influence of the incident on population and initiate corresponding

actions like traffic control or evacuation Major incident Area of interest

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The information age

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INFORMATION AGE

Connected world Complex systems Clash of cultures Information

  • verflow

Social Media Digitali- sation Individual radicalism

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FACING THREATS

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Asymmetric Warfare

  • Belligerents with significant different military power
  • ‘alternative’ tactics (e.g. moving combat into urban terrain)

International terrorism

  • Internationally operating terroristic organizations
  • Complex terroristic actions by individuals

Information warfare

  • Situation reports by individuals
  • Active publishing of fake news

Cyber warfare

  • Cyber crime activities
  • Sabotage of critical infrastructure
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POTENTIAL TARGETS FOR AGGRESSORS

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Traffic & transportation Power Communication Governmental services Water Healthcare Media

Critical Infrastructure

Finance

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TRAINING IN THE INFORMATION AGE

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  • Unpredictable and invisible opponents
  • Corrupted communication systems
  • New communication channels in the area of operation
  • Cyber attacks on operational systems
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TRAINING IN THE INFORMATION AGE

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  • Information overflow due to individual status reports via social media
  • Multiple spots due to reported assumed incidents
  • Intentionally spreading of fake information
  • Unpredictable behavior of population

Major incident Fake incident Assumed incident Assumed incident

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Objectives

  • Increase awareness to the threats of cyber

attacks

  • Understand the different strategies to attack

IT-systems

  • Learn counter-measures against cyber attacks
  • Improve security of systems
  • Manage key resources

CYBER IN TRAINING

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Objectives

  • Understand how information is shared with social

media

  • Analyze the influence of social media to the

society

  • Increase the awareness to the threat of affected

information in social media

  • Use tools or techniques to influence social media
  • Include social media in military and/or civil
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SOCIAL MEDIA IN TRAINING

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Objectives

  • Impact of attacks on critical infrastructure
  • Cyber attacks
  • Bombing
  • Others
  • Behavior of crowds influenced by incidents,

social media, etc.

  • Effects of
  • Using emergency/security forces
  • Crowd control
  • Broadcasting information on different

communication channels

SOCIETY IN TRAINING

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TRAINING IN THE INFORMATION AGE

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Major incident Fake incident Assumed incident Assumed incident

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Commander & Staff

CAE´S COMMAND AND STAFF TRAINER

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Train as you fight

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CAE´S COMMAND AND STAFF TRAINER

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Military & civil units Medical service Event system CBRN & flood Population & riot etc. Social media

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GESI has various features to train the new challenges according to the threats of the information age. Feel invited to share your ideas with us!

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Thank you!

Michael Pegelow Key Account Manager GESI Email: michael.pegelow@cae.com Phone: +49 2402 106-673