Partnerships
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Australia joins NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (NATO CCDCOE) Locked Shields 2023 for the first time, collaborating in Partner Run facilitated by Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre.
Utilising the most technically advanced commercial Cyber Range in the Southern Hemisphere, the Locked Shields Partner Run was hosted at the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre’s home base in South Australia’s Innovation Precinct, Lot Fourteen.
Locked Shields
NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (NATO CCDCOE) facilitates the world’s largest and most complex international live-fire cyber exercise, Locked Shields. The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre leads Australia’s involvement through the Partner Run and now in 2024 the Australian Team.
Australia’s involvement in Locked Shields is a display of our nation’s capability and increasing strength in the international ecosystem as the cyber defence of sovereign critical infrastructure comes into even sharper focus.
There are many roles involved in the Partner Run and Locked Shields event including:
System and Network Administration
Web application technologies and development
Computer Network Defence
Forensic Analysis
Special Systems
Public Relations and Media
Legal Aspects
Misinformation Campaigns and StratCom
It is necessary that we provide best-in-world training for those in Australia who protect our critical systems. Regardless of public or private sector control, intense training exercises and live-fire simulations, are essential to upskill these people.
Utilising our national and international networks and partners like NATO CCDCOE, we are making tremendously positive steps towards building our nation’s cyber capability.
Matt Salier, CEO Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre
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