These notes summarize the training sessions organized by the ETH Cyber Group in preparation for the Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge (https://cybergroup.ch/events/cyber-9-12). The goal of the training was to equip participants with the necessary knowledge across technical, policy, practical, and soft-skill domains to effectively analyze and respond to a fictional cyber crisis scenario.
The Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge is an annual competition where student teams develop national security policy recommendations for a complex cyber incident, presenting and defending their findings before a panel of expert judges. It requires integrating technical understanding with strategic policy thinking under pressure.
These sessions covered a wide range of topics, delivered by experts from academia, industry, and government.
Session Summaries
- 01 Administrative Overview
- 02 EU Structures, Espionage Landscape & Rhetoric Basics
- 03 AI in Security - Risks, Governance, and the EU AI Act
- 04 Presentation, Dual-Use Tech, and Incident Response
- 05 Digital Warfighting in Ukraine & Military Cyber Perspective
- 06 Analyzing the BabyTV Broadcast Disruption
- 07 Space Cybersecurity, OT Security, and Final Insights
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