Defence
Participants dealt with 8,000 Red Team attacks on simulated 5G infrastructure, satellite management systems, power grids, and...
Every year NATO runs a competitive cybersecurity exercise – this year, focused on defending national IT/OT systems and critical infrastructure.
For the second year running, Singapore was on the winning team.
The tiny island state is not a NATO member, but the Locked Shields exercise typically involves some external organisations and nations, which team up with members to defend against large scale simulated cyberattacks.
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