Nozomi Networks' 'Operation Cyber Crisis' Tests Skills in Virtual War Games
Nozomi Networks is set to host 'Operation Cyber Crisis', a virtual cyber war games event, on December 1, 2022. The event will take place from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM AEDT, aiming to test participants' cyber skills and prepare them for real-world attacks.
The event will feature two cyber threat scenarios targeting industrial systems and critical infrastructure. Participants will face challenges involving cyber reconnaissance, operations security, and malware analysis. Despite the lack of specific details about participants and the crisis management team, the event is expected to attract cyber enthusiasts and professionals.
Retired Colonel Bill Hagestad II, a renowned China Cyber Espionage Expert, will run and manage the event. With Australia planning to fill up to 30,000 cyber roles in the next few years, quality training events like 'Operation Cyber Crisis' are crucial for developing the necessary skills.
Interested participants and spectators can register for the event via the provided link. The event is designed to enhance cyber preparedness and provide valuable experience in managing cyber threats in a safe, controlled environment.
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