NATO Communications and Information Agency

Chief, Cyber Security
Mr Ian West

Cyber Security

The NCI Agency Cyber Security (CS) Service Line is responsible for planning and executing all lifecycle management activities for cyber security.

The Cyber Security Service Line provides specialist cyber security-related services covering the spectrum of scientific, technical, acquisition, operations, maintenance, and sustainment support, throughout the lifecycle of NATO Information Communications and Technology, enabling secure conduct of the Alliance’s operations and business in the NNEC environment and in the context of NATO’s C4ISR.

Cyber Security provides cyber security services to NCI Agency customers and users, as well as to all other elements of the Agency, including all Service Lines, Programme Offices, CIS Support Units/Elements, and the Agency Ops Centre.

Cyber Security is responsible for providing the broad spectrum of services in the following specialist security areas: CIS Security, Cyber Defence, Information Assurance, Computer Security & Communications Security.

In executing its responsibilities, the CS SL provides support to the development and implementation of cyber security-related policy, strategy, and provides lifecycle security risk management services for all NATO ICT.

Cyber Security leads in the development of new capabilities and innovation in cyber security. Cyber Security incorporates the NCIRC Technical Centre, providing specialist services to prevent, detect, respond to and recover from cyber security incidents.

Source: NATO

By

Leopold James De Rothschild

Senior Editor

OSCE NATO Section

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