TNI and ADF conduct cyber defense exercises as part of the Keris Woomera Joint Training Program

The Indonesian National Armed Forces  and the Australian Defence Force  conducted a joint cyber defense simulation exercise as part of the Keris Woomera Joint Exercise series, which took place from October 10-20, 2026.

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the Indonesian and Australian militaries conducted cyber defense training at the Marine Combat Training Center 5 Baluran Situbondo.

This TNI and ADF cyber defense exercise is to test the resilience of digital infrastructure through a scenario of exploiting Windows operating system vulnerabilities, with the TNI Red Team acting as the attacker and the ADF Blue Team as the defense element tasked with detecting and responding to threats to the network.

In the cyber defense simulation, the TNI Red Team ran network security testing scenarios, from vulnerability identification to simulating increased access rights and attempts to take over the network directory system.