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On the outskirts of the bustling city of Surabaya, nestled against the coastline of Indonesia, the latest in information technology took center stage at a sprawling naval base. Here, dimly lit conference rooms were converted into cyber operations training rooms where teams of multinational service members collaborated to solve perplexing challenges in cyberspace. From Aug. 26 to Sept. 5, Headquarters Naval Warfighting Training Center, Indonesia, became an epicenter of cyber technology collaboration as 46 service members from four countries converged for a cyber exercise (CYBEREX) as part of Super Garuda Shield 2024 (SGS24). "The objectives of the cyber exercise are to pull together U.S., Indonesia, Singapore, U.K., and some observer countries to develop partnerships, develop technical skills," U.S. Air Force Col. Glen Hayase, a Hawaii Air National Guardsman...