The cyber sector has become increasingly important for military planning over the past decade. Cyber warfare is a rising trend at the international level, and the threat of potential attacks on military and governmental networks, as well as business infrastructures, is more pressing than ever. With the rapid evolution of the cyber field, relevant training and awareness of armed forces needs to be increased at the national and European level. Yet, there is still plenty of initiatives to be taken on both levels. As European Parliament’s rapporteur Urmas Paet stated in June 2018, “cyber defense remains a core competence of the member states, but due to the borderless nature of cyberspace, it is impossible for one state to tackle the threats and challenges alone.”…