WJTSC 10-2 USSTRATCOM/J7A Additional Issue Slides

1. WJTSC 10-2USSTRATCOM/J7A Additional Issue Slides USSTRATCOM/J7A Mr. Dan Stanley

2. Cyberspace Training Initiative (CTI) Briefer: Mr. Ron Moore Issue:CCDRs require a focused approach to cyberspace training that enables Joint Force Commanders to train cyberspace forces, integrates joint training efforts, and sustains cyber user awareness. Discussion: a. Lack of focused approach to joint cyberspace training (NMS-CO PERS/TNG 1,2,6 tasks) b. Current joint cyberspace training requirements not well defined c. Need of a joint cyberspace training environment (range), realistic modeling & simulations, robust OPFOR d. Cyberspace user is the biggest vulnerability – lack of sustained cyber user awareness training Endstate: Forces are trained through an integrated cyberspace training approach that incorporates sustained cyber user awareness, joint cyber education and training courseware, and robust cyber range & simulation capabilities employed across the joint learning continuum (individual, staff, & collective). POA&M: Short Term: Develop a Joint Cyberspace Training Plan (JCTP) that supports the development and implementation of the initial model of cyberspace training capabilities at USSTRATCOM & USCYBERCOM. Long Term: Spiral approach provides mechanism to support integration of joint cyberspace training capabilities across combat commands, Services and agencies within the next 2 1/2 years. OPRs: USSTRATCOM, USCYBERCOM, USJFCOMOCRs: combat commands, Services, agencies Apr 10 Sep 10 Dec 10 Mar 11 Apr 12 Jun 11 Oct 12 2 CTI FOC CTI Key Stakeholders Established Cyber Training Working Group (CTWG) @ WJTSC USSTRATCOM Initial brief at WJTSC 10-2 CTI Spiral One, STRAT, USCC, JFCOM; IOC CTI Spiral Two COCOMs, Agencies JCTP completed

3. Cyberspace Training Initiative Focus Areas Employing joint cyberspace training capabilities across the joint learning continuum • Joint cyberspace training requirements, metrics, & lessons learned • JFCOM/STRATCOM to assist CC/S/As to consolidate and integrate • Cyberspace user awareness training engagement • Metrics critical to sustainment; Cyber OPFOR utilization a key • Joint cyberspace training, exercises, forums, & courseware • COCOM joint cyberspace training & exercise engagements essential • Cyberspace Operations Planning Course & distributed learning modules • Cyberspace Senior Leader Forums, wargames and TTXs • Cyber range/modeling & simulation development • Robust cyber range OPFOR; realistic network emulation • Iterative range training culminating in “Cyber Red Flag”-like events UNCLASSIFIED

4. JTP 3-12, Cyberspace Operations • USJFCOM POC for evaluation: • Mr. Mark Brown • NIPR: mark.brown@jfcom.mil • SIPR: mark.brown@hg.jfcom.smil.mil • USSTRATCOM POC for JTP 3-12: • LCDR Rich “Chip” Whitfield • NIPR: whitfier@stratcom.mil • SIPR: whitfier@stratcom.smil.mil • Not doctrine (yet) • Will be evaluated (USJFCOM led) over next 6-12 months • JTP 3-12 Eval Draft should be available this month (SEP) • Post evaluation, USJFCOM will have the option to recommend JTP 3-12 be staffed as JP 3-12. • Please look at the Evaluation Draft when it hits the street and suggest any venues within your organization you believe would inform the evaluation and continued development. UNCLASSIFIED