The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence is a multinational and interdisciplinary cyber defence hub

We do research, training and exercises in four core areas: technology, strategy, operations and law

28.08.2019

New on INCYDER: Chatham House Report: Space - NATO Cyber Security’s Weak Spot

In her article published on INCYDER research tool, CCDCOE Law Researcher Liina Lumiste looks into the most acute vulnerabilities of the spac...

19.08.2019

CyCon 2020 Call for Papers is Open Now

NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence is pleased to invite the submission of abstracts for the 12th International Conference o...

Our Flagships

CyCon

The annual International Conference on Cyber Conflict addresses the most relevant issues concerning the cyber defence community

Locked Shields

Locked Shields is a unique international cyber defence exercise offering the most complex technical live-fire challenge in the world

Tallinn Manual 2.0

The most comprehensive guide for policy advisors and legal experts on how existing International Law applies to cyber operations

Recent publications

Chatham House report: Space – NATO cyber security’s weak spot

In 2018, Norwegian military and allied officials confirmed that Russia had disrupted NATO’s Trident Juncture exercise in Europe’s High North region...

Chatham House report: Space – NATO cyber security’s weak spot

In 2018, Norwegian military and allied officials confirmed that Russia had disrupted NATO’s Trident Juncture exercise in Europe’s High North region...

Cyber Defence Library

Database of publications authored or co-authored by CCDCOE researchers and experts, visiting researchers and other partners

INCYDER

This interactive database features the most relevant cyber security documents from major international organisations and articles by CCDCOE researchers on recent trends and developments within these organisations

Strategy and Governance

A comprehensive overview of national cyber security organisation in NATO nations together with a selection of national cyber security policy and legal documents adopted by NATO Allies and also like-minded partners beyond the Alliance

Tallinn Manual 2.0

The most comprehensive guide for policy advisors and legal experts on how existing International Law applies to cyber operations

International Cyber Law Interactive Toolkit

The Cyber Law Toolkit is a dynamic interactive web-based resource for legal professionals who work with matters at the intersection of international law and cyber operations.

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