NATO carry out cyber security exercise in Estonia

The video covers NATO's largest cyber war games held near the Russian border, highlighting the sensitivity and international collaboration involved. It discusses a simulated insider attack scenario, where an agent leaks data due to family threats. The video explores NATO's cyber defense strategies and the implications of cyberattacks in modern warfare, emphasizing the constant threat and need for preparedness.

Where are NATO's largest cyber war games being held?

• In a NATO headquarters in Brussels

• On a naval base in the United States

• In the capital city of Estonia

• Near the Russian border on a former Soviet base

What is the main challenge faced by participants in the insider attack scenario?

• Building international alliances

• Training new recruits for cyber warfare

• Developing new cyber defense protocols

• Identifying the agent leaking information

Why is the agent in the insider attack scenario leaking information?

• He is being blackmailed for financial gain

• His family has been kidnapped

• He wants to expose corruption within NATO

• He is a double agent working for another country

What is a core founding principle of NATO?

• To maintain neutrality in international conflicts

• To expand its influence globally

• To conduct annual cyber war games

• To defend any member state that is attacked

How does NATO view the threat of cyberattacks?

• As a rare occurrence that is unlikely to happen

• As a daily threat that requires constant preparation

• As a minor issue compared to conventional warfare

• As a problem that can be ignored