Cyber training needs pain and consequences
By: Jessie Bur  
Airmen and soldiers from the North Carolina National Guard train for Cyber Guard 15. Including tangible consequences to cyber failures in training exercises better prepares commanders for the realities of modern warfare, according to experts at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference. (Maj. Robert Felicio/U.S. Army National Guard)
Military training exercises should incorporate cyber offense teams into the full scope of the exercise so that commanders can experience the real pain that a cyberattack can cause their operations, according to military cyber experts who spoke in a panel at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference May 10.
“All my best lessons in life involve pain; those are the ones that I remember,†said LTC Christopher Walls, deputy director for strategy and policy at the Department of the Army’s Cyber Directorate.
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