To support the ADF Cyber Gap Program, a successful supplier will deliver the following:
1. Online cyber skills learning modules;
2. Online cyber challenges; and
3. An online discussion platform

The cyber skills learning modules and challenges will provide program participants a learning and development opportunity in cyber-related activities not usually accessed through other programs. The learning modules and challenges must cover a range of cyber fields and be aligned to the ADF Cyberspace Professional Framework, such as, but not limited to:

• Open source intelligence
• Threat emulation
• Incident response
• Vulnerability assessment
• Network defence
• Network traffic analysis
• Malware analysis

The discussion platform will facilitate communication from Defence to the participants, and between participants throughout the duration of the program.

The ADF Cyber Gap Program will start its third intake in January/February 2022 and final intake in 2023. Each intake will consist of approximately 300 participants. All deliverables will need to be available to approximately 350 individuals at the same time.

Overall, the deliverables should focus on increasing participants’ cyber skills, and increasing the participants’ interest in a cyber-career in Defence.