Course to onboard BNT employees to use of AI
BNT Cyber Security Awareness (Annual) is a 45-minute refresher for all Bruhn NewTech employees. It covers the practical habits that prevent most common attacks—spotting phishing and social engineering, protecting accounts with strong passwords and MFA, keeping devices updated, using approved configurations and remote access (Azure VPN Client), and recognising/reporting malware symptoms. The course ends with a short final quiz (80% pass) and a brief attestation, followed by an optional feedback survey.
Welcome to Bruhn NewTech
This onboarding course is designed to guide new employees through their first days at the company — providing the tools, knowledge, and context needed to get off to a strong start.
Over the course of three days, you will:
- Learn about our organization, people, and workflows
- Set up your digital tools and secure access
- Explore our core products like CBRN-Analysis and SCIM
- Gain insight into our strategic goals and internal development culture
The onboarding programme includes both self-paced modules and structured activities such as checklists, document uploads, and knowledge checks. Some sections may also be role-specific depending on your department.
By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped to navigate our internal systems, understand our mission, and begin contributing confidently in your new role.
Understanding Military Staff Work – From Planning to Action
🎯 Target Audience
Bruhn NewTech staff, especially civilian professionals and developers who work with defense-related products such as CBRN-Analysis, SCIM, and SafeVita.
📘 Course Description
This course introduces the foundational principles of military staff work and operational planning — with a focus on how products like CBRN-Analysis fit into real-world decision-making environments. Through a mix of conceptual input, guided discussion, and team-based planning tasks, participants gain insight into the mindset of military Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP), and the critical role of geospatial information in shaping operations.
You will step into the roles of a corps or brigade staff, assess tactical dilemmas, and understand how timelines, terrain, and uncertainty affect operational outcomes.
🛠️ Format
- Instructor-led session (approx. 2 hours)
- Includes downloadable slides, task materials, and templates
- Optional quiz and discussion prompts
🧠 Learning Outcomes
- Describe the structure and function of a NATO-style military staff
- Understand key planning phases within the MDMP
- Identify how SME roles (OPS, INTEL, LOG, SIG, CBRN) shape early operational planning
- Appreciate the importance of geospatial (GIS) data in time-space-force assessments
- Recognize how Bruhn NewTech products support — and must support — tactical decision-making
🧩 Keywords
CBRN, staff work, MDMP, GIS, SCIM, operational planning, tactical decision-making, NATO, software support to military operations
This short introductory module gives you a clear and simple understanding of a key NATO standard: STANAG 4586 / AEP-84.
These standards describe how military systems — like drones, sensors, and control software — communicate and work together across different countries and platforms. They are central to how our SCIM software operates in a NATO environment.
You’ll learn:
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What STANAG 4586 and AEP-84 are, and why they matter
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How sensor data is structured and shared
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Key terms like CUCS, VSM, DLI, and LOI (explained in plain language)
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How our software fits into NATO’s big picture for interoperability
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What’s changing in the next edition of the standard
No technical background is required. This course is designed to help all team members understand the standards that guide our work — whether you're in development, sales, support, or project management.