サイバー防衛強化に国際競技会　米豪など６カ国参加―陸自

　日々巧妙化するサイバー攻撃に対応するため、陸上自衛隊は１日、米国やオーストラリアなど６カ国の軍のサイバー要員を招き、対処能力を競う国際競技会を開いた。陸自が具体的な攻撃に対処する演習形式の競技会を行うのは初めて。多国間開催も初で、各国との交流を通じた技術向上を狙う。
　訓練は防衛機関に乗っ取りや情報漏えいを狙ったサイバー攻撃があったとの想定で実施。実際に主催者側が競技会用のサーバーに攻撃を仕掛け、各チームは攻撃の探知や被害把握、機能復旧といった対処の手順やアイデアを競う。海外からは他にフランス、ベトナムなどが、自衛隊からは陸、海、空各自衛隊や防衛大から１０チームが参加した。（2022/03/01-10:07）

Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force on Tuesday hosted a multinational drill for dealing with cyberattacks, which are becoming increasingly sophisticated.
   It is the first cyberwar games hosted by the GSDF in which participants actually respond to attacks, and the first involving multiple nations. The GSDF sought to improve its capabilities to deal with cyberattacks through the event.
   Cyberwarfare personnel from the armed forces of the United States, Australia, France, Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia, as well as 10 teams from the Ground, Maritime and Air SDF and the National Defense Academy, took part in the games.
   It simulated a situation in which a defense agency was targeted by a cyberattack seeking to hijack its system or obtain information. The host carried out an attack on servers, and participants competed over the methods and ideas for detecting attacks, grasping the scope of damage and restoring server functions.
   In the opening ceremony held online, Maj. Gen. Yoshiki Adachi, head of the Ground Staff Office's communications system and intelligence department, emphasized the importance of cooperation among countries.