Blue Teams from Finland and the Czech Republic took second and third place respectively. Congratulations to the teams, whose strategy proved to be the best, however every single participating team is a winner for tackling the unrivalled complex cyber challenges of Locked Shields exercise, said Carry Kangur, head of cyber exercises at the Tallinn-based NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence (CCDCOE), which hosted the exercise with partners.
Kangur said this year, the exercise involved in total more than 5,000 virtualized systems that had to be defended against over 4,000 attacks. In addition to maintaining more than 150 complex IT systems per team, the Blue Teams had to be efficient in reporting incidents, executing strategic decisions, solving forensic, legal and media challenges and dealing with hostile information operations.
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