TIRANA, Dec 6 /ATA/ – National Cyber Security Authority (NCSA) announced Friday that Albania has taken part in Cyber Coalition 2024, NATO’s largest collective cyber defence exercise held in Tallinn, Estonia.
Cyber Coalition is a key to test and build coordination and informational sharing capabilities, and response to cyberattacks, including advanced scenarios and real-world simulations.
The event, which involves 28 NATO Allies, six partner nations, and civilian organizations from several countries, is considered as one of the most complex and comprehensive cyberdefense exercises, which takes place every year to boost cooperation between a country’s institutions to protect cyberspace.
Albanian team included experts from Cyber Security Authority, intelligence service, the Agency for Information Society and rule of law agencies, and they contributed to successful conclusion of the exercise, with a part of them being deployed in Tallinn, and the rest contributed by connecting virtually from the Tirana-based TECH-SPACE.
This annual exercise, designed by NATO’s Allied Command Transformation, was a cornerstone of efforts to enhance NATO, its Allies, and partners’ ability to safeguard their networks and operate cohesively in cyberspace.
This broad participation is another testament to Albania’s commitment to contributing to the growth of professional capacities to successfully confront the increasingly increasing cyber threats facing our country.
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