GLOBAL CYBER DRILL

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2025 GLOBAL CYBER DRILL

    The 2025 Global Cyber Drill unites over 130 national cybersecurity authorities and global CERTs/CIRTs/CSIRTs in a mission to enhance international cyber resilience.

    Organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and hosted by the UAE Cyber Security Council, this high-impact cyber drill fosters cross-border collaboration and sharpens response strategies against evolving cyber threats.

    THE 2025 EDITION WILL BRING TOGETHER CERTS/ CIRTS/CSIRT FROM 140 COUNTRIES

    KEY OBJECTIVES

    Develop skills in identifying evidence, analyzing logs, and conducting open-source intelligence (OSINT) investigations

    Foster collaboration and information sharing between CERTs, law enforcement agencies, and other relevant stakeholders

    Provide participants with hands-on experience in investigating and responding to realistic cyber incidents

    Enhance participants' understanding of the latest cyber security tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) employed by threat actors

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    PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES IN 2025

    The insights offer a snapshot of the different sectors engaged in the exercise, from finance to healthcare, from public administration to telecommunications. Statistical data highlights key trends and observations from the exercise, providing valuable insights into cybersecurity preparedness across industries.

    Participation Geography

    Participation by Continent

    31 countries

    Asia

    29 countries

    Africa

    15 countries

    Europe

    8 countries

    North America

    4 countries

    South America

    4 countries

    Oceania

    Insights

    Most of the participants are actively working in the cybersecurity field and are part of the CIRT and CERT teams in their own countries