As the Netherlands hosts the NATO Summit in The Hague this June, one of the focal points is on scaling up the civil-military cooperation in cyber defense. Military cyber operations need clear rules of engagement and strong situational awareness. Collaboration with civilians is essential but challenging, given the differences between hierarchical military structures and the diverse, sometimes reluctant, civilian stakeholders.
Visiting Expert and Staff Officer of the NATO Command and Control Centre of Excellence, Ms. Pauline Malek, and Dr. Stefan Nelwan discuss in their recent publication, “A View on Civil-Military Cooperation in the Cyber Domain,” with the NATO Summit in hindsight.
You can find the publication on the website of our fellow Centre of Excellence, Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC): https://www.japcc.org/online-feature/run-up-to-the-nato-summit/
