4-Day Instructor-Led Programme
Master the doctrine and operational application of multi-domain operations, with particular focus on how cyber capabilities are integrated with air, land, sea, space, and the information environment to achieve cross-domain strategic effects.
Duration
4 Days
Price
$4,998
Modern conflict is no longer fought in a single domain. Multi-domain operations (MDO) integrate capabilities across cyber, space, land, sea, air, and the information environment to present adversaries with simultaneous dilemmas across all domains, preventing effective response to any single threat. The United States, NATO, and allied forces have formalised MDO doctrine, while peer adversaries have developed integrated concepts of their own.
This four-day advanced programme is designed for defence planners, government advisers, defence contractors, and senior security professionals who need to understand how cyber capabilities are integrated into multi-domain operations: how cross-domain effects are created, how command and control of cyber is structured in MDO, how allied forces coordinate cyber in coalition operations, and what the implications are for critical infrastructure defenders and national security planners.
MDO wargame: plan and execute a cross-domain cyber contribution to a multi-domain operational scenario as part of a planning team, with after-action review.
Structured feedback on cross-domain effects analyses: what delegates missed and the second-order effects of the cyber contributions they designed.
Multi-domain operations analysis, cross-domain cyber effects planning, I2CEWS integration design, coalition cyber coordination, MDO wargame facilitation, and critical infrastructure MDO threat assessment.
Explain multi-domain operations doctrine and how it is applied by NATO, US, and allied forces.
Analyse cross-domain effects and how cyber operations are integrated with other domains to create strategic impact.
Evaluate the command and control challenges of cyber operations in multi-domain campaigns.
Advise on the implications of MDO doctrine for critical national infrastructure protection.
Participate in and facilitate MDO wargaming exercises incorporating cyber and cross-domain effects.
Communicate MDO implications credibly to ministerial and executive audiences.
Senior professional experience in defence planning, government advisory, critical infrastructure security, or intelligence analysis.
Familiarity with cyber warfare concepts and geopolitics at practitioner level.
This is an advanced strategic programme; a background in national security is assumed.
Step-by-step learning journey from basics to professional practice
Master these in-demand skills through hands-on practice
A clear view of the roles this programme supports, what typically comes next, and where learners progress over time
Choose the learning format that works best for you and your team
Instructor-Led Training
Join live instructor-led sessions from anywhere. Interactive, engaging, and flexible.
Price per person
Group enrolments and early planning options available.
All prices are exclusive of VAT where applicable. Group enrolments and custom packages available on request.
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Everything you need to know about the certification exams
You will receive an Xcademia certificate of completion based on participation and successful completion of labs and scenario simulations.
Credential
On successful completion of Multi-Domain Operations and Cross-Domain Cyber Integration, learners receive an Xcademia Certificate of Completion. This standalone certificate is issued directly by Xcademia and is aligned with globally recognised frameworks and best practices.
Everything you need to know about this course
No. While military doctrine is the primary framework, the course is designed for government advisers, defence contractors, critical infrastructure security directors, and intelligence analysts who need to understand how military cyber operations interact with their domains. A military background is not required.
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