The Virginia Army National Guard’s 91st Cyber Brigade hosted Cyber Fortress 26, a joint, interagency, intergovernmental and multinational exercise, July 25 – Aug. 8 at the State Military Reservation in Virginia Beach.
Our longtime support of the Persistent Cyber Training Environment (PCTE) was highlighted during this year’s exercises–to very impressive results.
From the article:
The second line of effort was a domestic operations exercise that brought together active-duty, Reserve and National Guard components of the U.S. military, NATO partners, local, state and federal government agencies, and civilian partners from private industry to respond to a simulated real-world cyber incident. This year’s scenario focused on hydroelectricity.
“This year we conducted the range using the Persistent Cyber Training Environment, which proved to be a very reliable platform,” said Col. David Garner, commander of the 91st Cyber Brigade’s Fairfax-based Information Operations Support Center and the exercise director. “Moreover, the support from the PCTE team from concept design to range execution was nothing less than outstanding.”
Read the full article at nationalguard.mil.