Übung Eiskristall 2019 in Norwegen Gebirgsjäger trocknen ihre Ausrüstung am Wärmefeuer unter extremen Klima- und Witterungsbedingungen während der Übung Eiskristall 2019 in Skjold in Norwegen, am 13.01.2019. For that purpose, the CCDCOE integrated the technical and strategic game, enabling participating nations to practise the entire chain of command in the event of a severe cyber incident, from strategic to operational level and involving both civilian and military capabilities. The exercise tests and trains cyber defenders from across the Alliance in their ability to defend NATO and national networks. In the age of increasingly capable conventional munitions, cyber warfare and autonomous robots, are nuclear weapons not just a relic of the Cold War that have now ceased to be relevant? It is a live exercise in which NATO Allies and partners practice sharing tactics, techniques and procedures to improve the detection of cyber incidents and the response time needed to identify and resolve new emerging security threats. Lessons learned will further strengthen Allied readiness and resilience in a challenging security environment. As NATO faces the most complex and unpredictable security situation since the end of the Cold War, Allies are fundamentally adapting how NATO produces and delivers intelligence. Russia’s aggressive actions against Ukraine have seriously undermined Euro-Atlantic security. Jacek Durkalec of the Center for Global Security Research assesses the implications for European security of the demise of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. While the organisers of the exercise gathered in Tallinn, Estonia, the participating Blue Teams set up secure online access from their nations. 2020 For more than twenty years the Far North was widely viewed as being disconnected from ‘traditional’ hard strategic concerns. It promotes democratic values and is committed to the peaceful resolution of disputes. Why should NATO Allies still care about nuclear deterrence? Bei der größten Cyberabwehr-Übung der NATO verteidigten sich die Teams aus 22 Ländern in einemkomplexen Geflecht aus technischen wie auch strategischen, juristischen und medialen Herausforderungengegen Angriffe aus „Crimsonia“.


We look back at the record of Lord Peter Carrington, NATO's sixth Secretary General, who helped steer the Alliance through a time of transatlantic tensions. It is one example of how Allies and partners are working together to adapt to this crisis, while maintaining readiness. 2020 Ukraine has engaged constructively towards a settlement. Locked Shields is a unique international cyber defence exercise offering the most complex technical live-fire challenge in the worldThis annual exercise, organised by CCDCOE since 2010, enables cyber security experts to enhance their skills in defending national IT systems and critical infrastructure under real-time attacks. In 2019 the exercise was highlighting the need for improved dialogue between experts and decision-makers. 2020
16 Apr. This NATO exercise trains and evaluates crisis response operations involving high intensity war fighting capabilities in the early phases of such operations, in a NATO non-Article 5, Land-heavy, Small Joint Operations. Intro: This US-led multinational exercise is the biggest test of NATO Allies’ ability to support large-scale movement of forces across the Atlantic and mainland Europe in recent years. ©Bundeswehr/Jana Neumann Cyber Coalition is NATO’s flagship cyber defence exercise and one of the largest in the world. NATO took a decisive step in building closer relations with Gulf Cooperation Council countries with the launch in 2004 of the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (ICI), which has helped to foster cooperation and deepen common understanding.