Multiverse of cyber ranges
Foundation CR14, established by the Ministry of Defence of Estonia, is based on more than 10 years of military-grade cyber range experience and provides a wide range of cyber range solutions, including cyber range training, exercises, testing, validation and experimentation.
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Years of military-grade cyber range experience
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Top-level #cyberrangers on our team
3500 +
Cyber experts trained within a year
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Unique training grounds for cyber defence
Data centres for mission critical exercises
Cyber Range is a unique software-based virtual environment used for cybersecurity training and the development of dual-use innovative technologies using cyberspace.
Open Cyber Range
Open Cyber Range (OCR) is a virtual environment used for active cyber defence training and technology testing and development. CR14's OCR platform will include tools and products that are not part of the standard cloud service.
Estonian Cyber Range
The Estonian national CR is based on more than ten years of operating experience, arguably being one of the earliest establishments of its kind globally.
NATO Cyber Range
NATO CR is a platform and data centre enabling NATO to conduct its largest cyber defence exercises and training, such as the Cyber Coalition and the Coalition Warrior Interoperability exercise (CWIX). CR14 is proud of the opportunity to serve the development of NATO’s capacity in this area since 2014 and to support Allies in achieving better preparedness for cyber-attacks.
Classified Cyber Range
Our mission is to explore the art of cyber defence which might sometimes extend beyond the limits of the unclassified.
Noteworthy Insights
Building Cyber Resilience: CR14 and Bergische Struktur- und Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft Join Forces
Cyber threats do not recognize borders, and neither should our defenses. As the digital landscape evolves, cross-border collaboration becomes essential in strengthening cybersecurity resilience. In line with this mission, CR14 has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bergische Struktur- und Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft mbH, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership between Estonia and Germany to advance cybersecurity innovation.
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Building Cyber Resilience: CR14 and Bergische Struktur- und Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft Join Forces
Cyber threats do not recognize borders, and neither should our defenses. As the digital landscape evolves, cross-border collaboration becomes essential in strengthening cybersecurity resilience. In line with this mission, CR14 has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bergische Struktur- und Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft mbH, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership between Estonia and Germany to advance cybersecurity innovation.
Modernizing Legacy Software: CR14’s First-Ever Scientific Publication
Legacy software is the backbone of many defence and security systems. While these systems were once at the forefront of innovation, they now present a significant challenge: how do we modernize mission-critical tools without disrupting their functionality or compromising security? At CR14, we don’t just ask these questions—we find the answers.
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Modernizing Legacy Software: CR14’s First-Ever Scientific Publication
Legacy software is the backbone of many defence and security systems. While these systems were once at the forefront of innovation, they now present a significant challenge: how do we modernize mission-critical tools without disrupting their functionality or compromising security? At CR14, we don’t just ask these questions—we find the answers.
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