NATO Cyber Defence Policy and NATO Computer Incident Response Capability (NCIRC)
Strategic Cyber Defence
NATO Cyber Defence Policy and NATO Computer Incident Response Capability (NCIRC) NATO-NCIRC-8: Cyberspace as Operational Domain + Cyber Defence Pledge + Annual Self-Assessment
Recognise cyberspace as an operational domain per 2016 Warsaw Summit + integrate cyber effects into NATO planning and operations. Submit annual Cyber Defence Pledge progress report to the Cyber Defence Committee covering: national cyber defence strategy progress + cyber budget commitments (target 2% of GDP defence spending with cyber proportion increasing) + cyber expertise gaps + NCIRC capability contributions + Rapid Reaction Team contributions. Achieve and report progress against Cyber Defence Pledge targets adopted at 2016 Warsaw Summit. Participate in Article 5 collective defence in cyberspace where applicable.
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