Unique Solution
The Muscatatuck Cyber Program is a cyber-physical environment at the Muscatatuck Training Center (MuTC) in Southeast Indiana, that provides unique training opportunites on critical infrastructure, industrial control systems, and commercial communication systems – while also incorporating maneuver elements as part of multi-domain operations.
The Indiana National Guard operates and manages Muscatatuck Training Center (MuTC) in Butlerville, Indiana. The multi-domain training center is a premier advanced urban training facility used by the military, local, state and national agencies, civilians and international partners.
The range simulates a real-world environment across physical, logical and cyber-persona layers that can be used for research, development, testing, training and evaluation through the competition continuum.
The environment includes:
- Physical metropolitan infrastructure
- 1,000-acre urban and rural landscape
- More than 190 brick-and-mortar structures
- Roughly 1.5 million square feet under roof
- 1.8 miles of subterranean tunnels
- Cave complex
- More than nine miles of roads
- Managed airspace
- 185-acre reservoir
- Cyber electromagnetic activities range
The cyber-physical range consists of:
- Controlled closed looped interdependent information technology networks
- Operational technology networks
- Telecommunications networks
- Computer systems
- Control systems embedded in physical infrastructure
- Telecommunications/radio frequency networks across the electromagnetic spectrum
- Cyber Range Operation Center
- Water Treatment Plant
- Prison Complex
- IOT Smart House
- Traffic Signals
- 3G/4G LTE Cellular
- Spectrum Availability/Monitoring/Analysis
- Advanced Mobile ICS Security Course
- Virtual Networks
- Social Media Environment Internet Replication (SMEIR)
- On-Demand Training Scenarios
- 5G Expansion
- Electrical Micro-Grid
- Cyber Physical Security
- MDO/JADO
