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NATO Enterprise Architecture (NAF v4) Masterclass: Modeling C4ISR, EW, SIGINT and Other Defense Systems
Master NATO's architectural modeling for defense systems in the "NATO Enterprise Architecture (NAF v4) Masterclass." Focused on modeling C4ISR, EW, SIGINT, and more, the course empowers participants to design interoperable and secure systems. Using NAF v4, professionals can visualize security boundaries and data flows, reinforcing cybersecurity at every architectural layer. The course helps ensure that complex mission systems can operate securely in joint and coalition environments. It’s essential for architects modeling secure and agile command-and-control frameworks.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the NAF v4 framework for modeling defense systems.
- Analyze the application of NAF v4 in modeling C4ISR, EW, and SIGINT systems.
- Evaluate the benefits of using NAF v4 for interoperability and integration.
- Identify the key modeling techniques and tools used in NAF v4.
- Discuss the practical application of NAF v4 in NATO projects.
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Competency Areas
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