United Kingdom, Oct. 7 -- The NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) has chosen Oracle and Oracle partner Druid Software to design, deploy, and secure private 5G networks for NATO research, war gaming, and development initiatives. The technologies will be pivotal in helping enable high-performance connectivity for cyber defence exercises that protect critical infrastructure from external threats.Based in Tallinn, Estonia, the CCDCOE is a multinational, cyber defence hub. The Centre supports NATO and its member nations with interdisciplinary expertise in the field of cyber defence research, training, and exercises covering technology, strategy, operations, and law. As part of NATO's drive to enhance operational readines...