Regional Cyber Exercise 'Resilient Trident' Enhances Cybersecurity Cooperation
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- •Over 40 organizations participated in the 'Resilient Trident' cyber exercise in Bucharest.
- •The exercise aimed to enhance cooperation between Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine.
- •Key officials highlighted the importance of a united response to emerging cyber threats.
The second edition of the 'Resilient Trident' cyber exercise took place in Bucharest on April 27-28, 2026, with participation from over 40 public and private organizations from Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine. This exercise aimed to strengthen regional cooperation and cyber resilience, following the signing of a Trilateral Memorandum of Understanding in February 2026. Activities included high-level panels, technical sessions, tabletop exercises, a Capture-the-Flag event, and a 'live-fire' component. The exercise successfully achieved its goals of developing joint cyber capabilities and enhancing cross-border resilience. Key officials emphasized the importance of this trilateral collaboration in addressing emerging cyber threats. The initiative is part of the 'Cyber Alliance for Regional Resilience', which aims to consolidate efforts against cyber challenges. The exercise was supported by various international institutions, demonstrating a commitment to regional cybersecurity.
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