Ccdcoe.org Website Review

the nato cooperative cyber defence centre of excellence is a multinational and interdisciplinary hub of cyber defence expertise. the tallinn-based international military organization focuses on technology, strategy, operations and law. interactive database incyder discover our web-based database incyder (international cyber developments review). this interactive research tool provides a comprehensive collection of legal and policy docu*ents adopted by international organisations active in cyber security. the database also features descriptions and news briefs about these organisations.. in 2018, the nato cooperative cyber defence centre of excellence (ccdcoe) will be proud to host the tenth anniversary conference on. cyber conflict, cycon x. to celebrate the decennial milestone, members of the cyber security community were invited to shape the focus of the. tenth cycon with their own choice of the most topical cyber security issues, from technical, legal, policy, strategy or military. perspectives. the debates and presentations at the event will stem both from original research papers submitted by the academic community. and insights offered by other renowned experts in the field. as a result, cycon x will focus on the topic of maximising effects in. since the very beginning, cyberspace has provided unparalleled opportunities to achieve effects in novel ways. today, cyberspace provides a technological platform and an environment for diverse actors, with both positive and negative motivations, to influence everyone and everything. maximising effects in the cyber realm is important for military, governments, business, media and even private users; but how will this be achieved and what will the consequences be? how will ai, machine learning and big data help to maximise effects in cyberspace? how will international law develop in light of the serious effects of state-sponsored operations that may or may not be hard to attribute? the effects generated through cyberspace, including new instabilities and vulnerabilities, will require new