cruitment within the Federal Government should be more closely coordinated, and staff exchanges should be made easier. Access to the new cyber security course of study at the Bundeswehr University in Munich should also be as broad as possible. The expertise of existing staff and supervisors should be expanded and developed while creating new career and personal prospects. In-house basic and advanced training plays a special role in this context. The Federal Academy of Public Administration (BAköV) will offer relevant courses, and the training modules at the Federal University of Public Administration will be revised and added to. In addition, an innovative model is needed for staff exchanges with private industry and businesses. The Bundeswehr is creating a new cyber reserve pool which can serve as a blueprint for similar civilian volunteer organizations wanting to gather and use the existing know-how of experts from industry, research, administration and civil society. Close cooperation with Germany’s IT industry is very important in this context as well. 28