Prepared to Respond? NATO and Disruptive Technologies
summary
NATO treats cyberspace as an operational domain, confirms cyber attack can count under Article 5, and pushes allies to harden networks under Article 3 obligations. Practical work centers on training and exercises: the Locked Shields exercise uses a Siemens-built simulated electric power grid and water-plant scenarios to test national teams. Policy tools include the 2016 cyber defense pledge and the NATO‑Industry Cyber Partnership; focus areas named are 5G, AI and quantum risks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10The Revolution
- 2:43NATOs Cyber Defense
- 4:55NATO and Innovation
- 7:12NATO and Cybersecurity
- 11:58How will the role of NATO evolve toward 2030
- 15:38How will NATO respond to cyber threats
- 17:44Quick points
- 21:54Tech competition and deterrence
- 23:46Emerging and disruptive technologies
- 27:50Closing remarks
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