The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) annually hosts two major cybersecurity exercises, Locked Shields and Crossed Swords. These large-scale live fire exercises bring together expert teams from various NATO nations to defend simulated networks against complex cyber attacks. Live-fire exercises, like Locked Shields and Crossed Swords, provide a critical platform for cyber defense teams to:
- Test and Refine Capabilities: By identifying strengths and weaknesses in a controlled environment, teams can refine their strategies and tactics to stay ahead of evolving threats.
- Sharpen Skills for Rapid Response: These exercises hone the critical skills needed for real-world incident response, ensuring teams can react swiftly and effectively to cyberattacks using quick thinking, effective communication, and decisive action under pressure.
- Foster International Collaboration: Locked Shields and Crossed Swords bring together cyber defense experts from NATO member states and beyond. This collaboration fosters information sharing, strengthens international partnerships, and allows teams to learn from each other's experiences and best practices.
By participating in live-fire exercises, Stamus Networks remains at the forefront of cyber defense, continuously testing the Stamus Security Platform's threat hunting and detection capabilities improving our ability to protect your organization from ever-evolving cyber threats.
