ITX8050

Allikas: Kursused
Redaktsioon seisuga 18. november 2015, kell 14:30 kasutajalt Tiia (arutelu | kaastöö) (→‎26.11)
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LOCKED SHIELDS 2016 version

  • Instructor: Kaur Kasak
  • Topic: Exercise Locked Shields 2016. Student's role: Test Run Blue Team, Execution White Team support
  • Objectives:
    • Provide the students a practical experience in assembling a defensive team and preparing a defensive campaign according to exercise scenario. This will be accomplished by engaging the students into the Blue Teams of LS16 Test Run.
    • Provide the students an experience in responding to full-scale cyber attack campaign by tasking them to protect exercise networks during one day lasting attack campaign.
    • Use the help of the students to run LS16. Provide the students insight how technical cyber defence exercises are organized. The students will be engaged into the White Team after the Test Run.
  • Limitation:
    • 3 Student Blue Teams, (up to) 12 + 12 + 12 students
    • LS16 will be UNCLASS exercise, but participation is only open to persons who have nationality of a NATO nation.
  • First meeting: TBD Feb 2016
  • All other information will be provided through another collaboration environment. In case you have registered but have not received the invitation by TBD Feb 2016, please contact kaur.kasak [ at ] gmail.com

STRATEGY / CYBER CHALLENGE PREP version

  • Instructor: Tiia Sõmer
  • Topic: management of cyber security at a strategic level. The course will be taught by invited speakers (from Estonia and international), putting main effort to the practical side of strategic cyber security. The course is also designed to prepare students for the 9/12 Cyber Challenge, but participation does not guarantee a slot on the TUT team.
  • First meeting: 05 Nov 2015 at 1800-1930 in ICT-315

Schedule

NB! Check for updates regularly!

05.11

Introduction to the course (Tiia Sõmer)

Strategic issues in cyber security (Rain Ottis)

Cyber Challenge 2015 experience (Wael AbuSeada)


12.11

International actors in cyberspace, role of small states in international arena (Liina Areng)

E-Diplomacy (Tanel Sepp)


=== 20.11

PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF DATE TO 20NOV 2015 !!! The exact location of lecture will be notified, please follow the Wiki!

EU and cyber security. EU Cyber Security Structure. The functioning of EU (Luukas Ilves)

NATO and Cyber Security (Hannes Krause)

UN and Cyber Security (Peter Pedak)

26.11

DATE WILL LIKELY BE CHANGED to 27 NOV 2015, we'll discuss this at the class on 20 NOV 2015

General principles of International law applicable in cyberspace (Pascale Bragnetto)

Role of Defense Forces in national and International cyber security

Law of Armed Conflict in cyber

Countermeasures and sanctions

Territorial Sovereignity and integrity in cyberspace


Comparative analysis of cyber security strategies (Kadri Kaska)

Writing policy briefs (Dr Mika Kerttunen)

03.12

Cyber security and national security. Decision-making on cyber at national level. (Kristjan Prikk)

Critical Infrastructure and Critical Information Infrastructure (Urmo Sutermäe)

Crisis Management in Cyber (Lauri Luht)

Media involvement/ role in cyber crisis (Raul Rebane)


10.12

International cooperation in solving crisis of cyber nature (Tanya Collingridge, Head of International Cyber Policy, UK FCO Cyber Policy Dept)