👉 NATO Computing, formerly known as the NATO Information Operations (INOPAC) and later as the NATO Cyber Operations (NATO COW), is a specialized unit within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) dedicated to managing and enhancing cyber defense, information operations, and strategic communication capabilities. It focuses on protecting NATO's networks and information systems from cyber threats, conducting offensive and defensive cyber operations, and supporting member states in their cyber defense efforts. NATO Computing also plays a crucial role in developing best practices, standards, and training programs to ensure the resilience of NATO's digital infrastructure and to foster interoperability among member nations' cyber units. Through collaboration and coordination, NATO Computing aims to strengthen collective cybersecurity and maintain a robust defense posture in the digital domain.
