Cooperative Cyber Defence
Centre of Excellence Tallinn, Estonia

Terms of participation

SHAPE Visit

CCD COE membership is open to all NATO Nations.  In addition, CCD COE can establish cooperative relations with non-NATO nations, universities, research institutions, and businesses as Contributing Participants.  All formal contacts require the approval of the CCD COE Steering Committee, which consists of representatives from the Sponsoring Nations.

NATO Nations can become a Sponsoring Nation by signing the Memorandum of Understanding, which details all personnel and funding requirements.

Contributing Participants are allowed to work with CCD COE on specific projects.  These are handled on a case-by-case basis and approval is granted by the CCD COE Steering Committee.  A Contributing Participant does not have a seat on the Steering Committee and is therefore unable to vote on CCD COE matters such as its budget and POW.

News

12 February 2010 Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence to hold Conference on Cyber Conflict
11 January 2010 Symantec and Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence Experts to Research Online Threats
05 November 2009 CCDCOE signs agreement with SEB
29 October 2009 Call for Papers for the 2010 Conference is now open
09 September 2009 President of Estonia opened International Cyber Conflict Legal and Policy Conference