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NATO’s Cyber Defence Pledge, CCDCOE practices, and STANAG 4774 (Information Assurance) Training
"NATO’s Cyber Defence Pledge, CCDCOE practices, and STANAG 4774 (Information Assurance) Training" introduces learners to the policies and technical standards that underpin NATO’s cyber defense posture. Participants gain knowledge of CCDCOE best practices and how STANAG 4774 ensures the authenticity and integrity of mission data. Cybersecurity professionals leave equipped to implement defense-grade assurance controls, identity management, and secure data handling across coalition operations.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Understand NATO’s Cyber Defence Pledge, CCDCOE practices, and STANAG 4774.
- Analyze the key components and objectives of these frameworks.
- Evaluate the importance of these practices for NATO's cyber defense posture.
- Identify the practical applications of STANAG 4774 in information assurance.
- Discuss the collaboration and coordination efforts within NATO's cyber defense initiatives.
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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