Guidelines on civil-defence cybersecurity cooperation

A practical toolkit of guidelines and good practices to set up and run civilian-defence cybersecurity cooperation activities at organisation, national and European level, drawing on the lessons of the COcyber observatory.

Civil-defence cooperation in cybersecurity is often blocked not by policy but by the lack of usable templates: who signs what, what can and cannot be shared, how to run a joint exercise, how to handle classified outputs. The guidelines collect what works into checklists, role descriptions and reusable governance patterns, so organisations spending public money on coordination can build on a shared baseline rather than reinvent it each time.