Visit of Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Bundeswehr Centre for Digitalisation and Cyber and Information Domain Capability Development

17 February 2026

On 5 February 2026, the Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Bundeswehr Centre for Digitalisation and Cyber and Information Domain Capability Development (ZDigBw), Colonel Fahl, visited the Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies (CISS). After an overview of the structure and tasks, the heads of the research programmes "Security and Intelligence", "Wargaming and Information Systems", and "Corporate Security" provided a deep insight into their work and research.

After lunch together at the Bundeswehr University casino, Colonel Fahl continued his visit at the CODE research institute.

 

(from left to right: GeschFhr CISS OTL i.G. Muff, Dir CISS Prof Dr. Masala, GeschFhr FI CODE AkOR‘in Molnar, StvKdr u.CdS ZDigBw Oberst i.G. Fahl, FB Ltr CISS PD Dr. habil Nitzl, Dir FI CODE Prof. Dr. Hommel, VerbOffz CODE OTL Cleven)

 

Photo: Dr. Helbig

Cover Picture: UniBw M

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