The largest Western Europe-led cyber exercise Defence Cyber Marvel 3 took place in Tallinn, on CR14's cyber range, featuring 41 teams with one thousand participants from 90 organisations, 17 nations and 51 industry partners.
This year’s exercise marked CR14’s second consecutive year as the cyber range provider for Defence Cyber Marvel 3 (DCM3), underscoring our commitment to supporting Europe’s premier cyber defence exercise organised by the Army Cyber Association. This time, it was also the first pan-Defence initiative to build a grassroots community across Defence, His Majesty’s Government and British Army’s international allies and partners.
The exercise had a broad experimental environment specifically targeted at simulating cyber innovation for participants of all skill levels and experience. Teams took part in various technical challenges, competing against each other whilst being judged. Key tasks included building and training AI to aid commanders’ decision-making.
With twelve years of military-grade cyber range experience and marking our second year powering DCM3 shows, we proudly handle challenging issues with dedication and intelligent solutions. Through our Cyber Range, we supported with:
The British Army is pushing the boundaries with new tech and skills in cyber safety. To keep our online spaces safe, DCM3 helps the military prepare for future challenges and stay one step ahead in protecting us from cyber dangers. In addition, DCM is an excellent example of bringing together different people to use their tech skills to the fullest and helps train new talent for the future.
Through initiatives like DCM3, CR14 continues to support the British Army and the Allies in staying ahead of cyber threats, ensuring a secure digital future for all.
Last week, NATO's annual cyber defence exercise, Cyber Coalition 2024, concluded in Tallinn. The event brought together over 1,000 cyber defence experts from around the world. Participants practised countering attacks against critical national infrastructure and conducting joint cyber defence operations.
Read moreLast week, NATO's annual cyber defence exercise, Cyber Coalition 2024, concluded in Tallinn. The event brought together over 1,000 cyber defence experts from around the world. Participants practised countering attacks against critical national infrastructure and conducting joint cyber defence operations.
Eelmisel nädalal lõppes Tallinnas NATO iga-aastane küberkaitseõppus Cyber Coalition 2024, millest võttis osa üle 1000 küberkaitseeksperdi üle maailma. Õppusel osalejad harjutasid kriitiliste riikliku taristu vastaste rünnete tõrjumist ning ühiste küberkaitseoperatsioonide läbiviimist.
Read moreEelmisel nädalal lõppes Tallinnas NATO iga-aastane küberkaitseõppus Cyber Coalition 2024, millest võttis osa üle 1000 küberkaitseeksperdi üle maailma. Õppusel osalejad harjutasid kriitiliste riikliku taristu vastaste rünnete tõrjumist ning ühiste küberkaitseoperatsioonide läbiviimist.