The Institute for Security Governance (ISG) recently concluded the most recent iteration of its cyber resident course offerings, Strategies & Capabilities for Cyber Challenges.

This four-week program equips participants with the knowledge and skills to understand cyber threats and vulnerabilities and their impact on national security and military operations. The course examines strategies and capabilities that help maintain an advantage over those who seek to exploit, disrupt, or damage the critical networks, systems, and services on which societies and militaries rely.

ISG instructors emphasize the importance of a comprehensive approach that fosters whole-of-government coordination, regional collaboration, and public-private partnerships to counter cyber-enabled malicious actors across the spectrum of conflict.

Course Objectives include:

♦ Recognizing cyber threats and challenges in new forms of geopolitical conflict and competition across political platforms  
♦ Analyzing, designing, and implementing national and military strategies for safeguarding access to cyberspace  
♦ Understanding emerging technologies and security practices to counter advanced cyber actor tactics and techniques  
♦ Navigating the legal aspects and issues related to national regulations and laws, as well as international regimes and norms  
♦ Considering governmental processes and policies to promote cooperation among government and private sector organizations, ministries, and law enforcement partners  

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