A team of nearly 40 cyber security experts led by the NATO Communications and Information Agency will compete this week (9-12 April) in Locked Shields 2019, the world’s largest live-fire cyber exercise. The NATO team, which won the competition in 2018, is strengthened this year with ten volunteers from six NATO Allies: Bulgaria, Croatia, Norway, Romania, Slovenia and Turkey.
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A NATO team takes part in most challenging cyber exercise (Picture source: NATO)
A NATO team takes part in most challenging cyber exercise (Picture source: NATO)
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