Dates and Location

Cohort 1: Virtual courses offered July 13–August 11, 2026
Cohort 2: Combination of virtual and in‑person sessions offered August 13–27, 2026 

Tuition and Registration

This series of courses is provided at no cost by the UASI Bay Area Training & Exercise Program (BATEP).

Program Overview

The UASI AI Cybersecurity Training Program is a comprehensive five‑course curriculum designed to equip Bay Area public‑sector stakeholders with the knowledge and skills needed to safely leverage artificial intelligence while defending against AI‑enabled cyber threats.

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The 2026 Cyber Bridge Exercise engaged more than 20 local, state, and federal government agencies in interactive scenarios to assess their ability to identify, validate, and share cyber threat intelligence, indicators of compromise, and situational awareness. Review the outcomes in this Executive Summary.

The exercise materials including video injects are available via download! 
Local jurisdictions / organizations are encouraged to convene a diverse group and work through the exercise scenarios to further analyze cybersecurity response capabilities.

Cyber Bridge Conduct Deck (PowerPoint)

Cyber Bridge Tabletop Exercise Situation Manual

HSEEP Documentation

Pre-Exercise Scenario Injects

Scenario Video Injects

Scenario Injects by County

• Alameda 
• BART
• Contra Costa
• Marin
• Monterey
• Napa
• Oakland 
• San Benito
• San Mateo
• Santa Clara
• Santa Cruz 
• San Francisco
• San Jose 
• Solano
• Sonoma 

The 2026 Golden Eagle Exercise Series explored local capacity to respond to unplanned incidents during large special events. The series included local tabletop exercises, a regional Joint Information System workshop, and a regional functional / full-scale exercise. It brought opportunities to collaborate and coordinate between jurisdictions and agencies throughout the Bay Area. In the culminating regional exercise, participants practiced EOC activation and operations, public information, alternative communications, resource requests, regional common operating picture (COP), resource allocation, alert and warning components, and critical transportation coordination.

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View Photographs from the May 21 Exercise!
 

The 2025 Public Safety Preparedness Summit brought together over 330 public safety professionals, faith-based leaders, and community partners in a shared mission of collaboration to prepare and protect our communities. Over two days, attendees engaged in keynote presentations, interactive panels, and hands-on workshops. Breakout tracks explored the future of emergency public information and communications, including the role of artificial intelligence, and advanced our understanding of targeted violence prevention, with a focus on protecting faith communities and vulnerable populations. 

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The Bay Area UASI conducted eight days of Full-Scale Active Attacker Exercises to enhance regional preparedness. These drills brought together law enforcement, fire services, emergency medical services, and dispatch personnel to strengthen their coordinated response to high-impact incidents.

Held across five locations, the exercises engaged 664 first responders in practicing core capabilities, including Operational Coordination, Operational Communications, Situational Assessment, On-Scene Security, and Rescue Task Force deployment. Each scenario simulated an active threat, requiring law enforcement to secure the scene, mitigate further harm, and activate multi-disciplinary rescue operations. As a result, Bay Area UASI Region first responders are more prepared and ready to keep us safe.

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