News
UK and Poland cyber teams launch 'Baltic Mule' exercise to protect NATO land forces
Allies launch the first assurance exercise focused on forward land forces in Eastern Europe, which is intended to ensure military supply plans are secure
NATO
NATO to boost tech adoption – sees cyber, space, subsea as priorities
Alliance announces its new "Integrated Cyber Defence Centre" -- and is procuring extensively for a range of software and services as it works on projects like a new "MSaaS".
NATO
The cyber threats facing NATO: Google shares threat intel as leaders meet in Washington
Threat actors may be preparing to attack critical infrastructure (if they haven't started already), researcher warns
NATO
NATO signs up IBM to build and run a custom cybersecurity offering
IBM is providing a custom "Asset, Configuration, Patching and Vulnerability” service with a special focus on vulnerability management.
CIO
Q&A: NATO's first CIO Manfred Boudreaux-Dehmer on priorities and progress
"NATO finds the organically grown ‘IT garden’ in need of some pruning, cleanup, and restructuring. My focus is to pivot to a centrally anchored Enterprise Architecture..."
Enterprise IT
Job of the Week: CIO, DIANA - NATO's newest body
An exciting greenfield CIO role + £9k tax free per month and a real challenge...
Cybersecurity
Fresh flurry of ransomware attacks hits hotels, buses, schools, states
Attacks escalate, as implications of state cyber-aggression get more serious.
Cybersecurity
Finland wins huge NATO exercise featuring 8,000 attacks on 5,500 systems
"Onnittelut..."
Featured
Exclusive: We reveal NATO's first ever CIO hire
New post to "help drive ICT cohesion across NATO’s civil and military bodies."
Cybersecurity
Cumulative cyber activities could be considered an armed attack, warns NATO, in landmark admission
Alliance warns on "malicious use of ever-more sophisticated disruptive tech".