Foundation CR14, established by the Ministry of Defence of Estonia, is based on more than 10 years of military-grade cyber range experience in cybersecurity training, exercises, testing, validation and experimentation.
Years of military-grade cyber range experience
Top-level #cyberrangers in our team
Cyber experts trained in a year
Unique training grounds for cyber defence
Cyber Range is a unique software-based virtual environment used for cybersecurity training and the development of dual-use innovative technologies using cyberspace.
OCR is a virtual environment used for cybersecurity training and technology testing and development. The CR14's OCR platform will include tools and products that are not part of standard cloud service.
The Estonian national CR is based on more than ten years of operating experience, arguably being one of the earliest establishments of its kind globally.
NATO CR is a platform and data centre enabling NATO to conduct its largest cyber defence exercises and training, such as the Cyber Coalition and the Coalition Warrior Interoperability exercise (CWIX). CR14 is proud of the opportunity to serve the development of NATO’s capacity in this area since 2014 and to support Allies in achieving better preparedness for cyber-attacks.
Our mission is to explore the art of cybersecurity which might sometimes extend beyond the limits of unclassified.
To harness the best new technology for Alliance security and defence, NATO agreed at the 2021 Brussels Summit to create a unique transatlantic innovation ecosystem. Since its inception, NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic’s (DIANA) network of affiliated accelerators and test centres has now grown to more than 100 sites, spread across almost all Allied countries, CR14, in Tallinn being one of them for cyber-defence testing.
Read moreTo harness the best new technology for Alliance security and defence, NATO agreed at the 2021 Brussels Summit to create a unique transatlantic innovation ecosystem. Since its inception, NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic’s (DIANA) network of affiliated accelerators and test centres has now grown to more than 100 sites, spread across almost all Allied countries, CR14, in Tallinn being one of them for cyber-defence testing.
The largest Western Europe-led cyber exercise has taken place in Tallinn, with 34 teams from 11 countries, including Ukraine, participating in a live-fire cyber battle.
Read moreThe largest Western Europe-led cyber exercise has taken place in Tallinn, with 34 teams from 11 countries, including Ukraine, participating in a live-fire cyber battle.