International Cyber Event

Recognising that most cyber operatives were in the reserves and that a number of CIOR members had access to their skillsets, CIOR have subsequently provided guidance on the pathways and challenges in setting up cyber force from a reserve perspective and run workshops and events to brief on the subject.

Gallery

About activity

Development of a cyber capability in CIOR

 

Focusing on advancing cyber capabilities within military reserves, it provides insights on establishing cyber forces from a reserve standpoint, featuring workshops, briefings, and collaboration opportunities. The event serves as a think tank for NATO and promotes cyber-awareness training, auditing, and effective management of cyber reserves. The goal is to enhance military-civilian collaboration in cybersecurity by sharing best practices and fostering expertise across NATO nations.

Sharing Best Practice

The varied nature of reserves across the confederation can make it hard to share information of a secure nature. Due to this most of the work of the Cyber Working Group and now CR-C has been done at the unclassified level. The CR-C has declared a clear and ambitious intent to act as a Cyber Reserve Thinktank for NATO and to be able to signpost to Reserve Cyber expertise.  

The International Cyber Event (2024) is a annual event

 Register

Earlier events
•    2023 International Cyber Event: https://cior.net/news/events/second-cior-international-cyber-event-ice/

Testimonials

Tell us about your experience

Learn more

All news

Second CIOR International Cyber Event (ICE)

The second CIOR International Cyber Event (ICE) wil be conducted online on Saturday the 28th of October 2023.

Training

Training partners

The CIOR Cyber Committee is committed to professional development, and provides opportunityes for reservists to develop new cyber competencies CIOR Cyber Committee provides aditional training through partners
  • CCDCOE
  • NATO School Oberammergau
  • Immersive Labs (anyone can register and design courses for your needs)
  • Online NATO courses (JADL)

National cyber commands

  • Estonian Defence Forces Cyber Command
  • The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence
Online Training

Sponsorship

Support professional development

CIOR is encouraging capable donors to provide for scholarships to the participants of our activities.

CIOR is supporting the training of reserve leaders, and collecting and sharing best practices, especially developing skillsets.

CIOR has 8 activities with participants from 27 different countries.

Funds may be donated to:
  • Support participants from a particular nation
  • Support a particular individual
  • Support a particular activity 
  • Support CIOR in general
Donate
Back to top