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Catalogue of Clusters

The first European Cybersecurity and Privacy Cluster catalogue Clusters play a vital role in the Cybersecurity and privacy ecosystem.

With numbers increasing at national/regional/local levels across Europe and associated countries they are offer an excellent opportunity for new providers of CS&P services to actually reach their potential users.  
The catalogue is made up of 66 clusters from all over Europe which have a focus on Cybersecurity and Privacy, have members that are well-known in the sector and are strategically aligned with the goal of the cyberwatching.eu project.

By creating this unique catalogue, our goal is to make it easier for clusters to be found based on specific cybersecurity and privacy topics.
This is a unique chance for CS&P clusters to effectively reinforce their reputation as well as showcase their events, projects and initiatives (national and pan-European). In addition, clusters have a variety of opportunities to collaborate and create research and partnership with multiple actors in the space.

Make sure your entry is accurate:  to ensure we have the right information, we kindly ask cluster representatives to update or improve the information that we have published. If your cluster is not in the catalogue, you can also register.
You can do this here: https://www.cyberwatching.eu/submit-your-csp-cluster

AEI Ciberseguridad y Tecnologías avanzadas

Objectives
Create a national expert pole in Cybersecurity. Improve the competitiveness in Cybersecurity solutions with public-private and B2B partnerships. Boost Innovation and Development Projects in cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies. Launch an international action line. Position the AEI cluster as an international reference in cybersecurity, based in Spain. Develop a professionals training plan.

 

AEI Conocimiento Asturias

AEI Conocimiento' aims is to promote technological development, innovation, knowledge management and applied research in the field of knowledge society, contributing to its partners growth through the adoption of collaborative strategies aimed at promoting research, the introduction of new technologies and the implementation of innovations within the scope of their respective business activities, to increase productivity and competitiveness

AEROSPACE VALLEY

Created in 2005, with today 827 members from both industry and academia, Aerospace Valley is the most significant innovation competitiviness cluster in France in the field of aeronautics, space and embedded systems. With offices in Toulouse (HQ) and Bordeaux, the cluster covers the two geographically adjacent regions of South-West France, Occitanie and Nouvelle-Aquitaine. With 124,000 industrial employees, Aerospace Valley represents around 1/3 of the French aerospace workforce.

Albanian ICT Association

The GIVE partnership general objective is to build up strategic cluster partnership in the field of green smart technologies among the three industries: automotive, renewable energy and ICT. The specific objectives are:

Alliance Informatics and Innovation Cluster

Objectives
The objective of the Cluster is to develop unique, up-to-date and marketable products within the scope of the info-communications industry. Previously software products were mainly sold independently and were implemented to make the processes of various industrial sectors more effective.

ALPHA-RLH Route des Lasers et des Hyperfréquences

ALPHA - Route des Lasers & des Hyperfréquences (ALPHA-RLH) is a newly formed technology cluster specializing in photonics, lasers and microwave technologies. It is the result of a merger on 1st January 2017 between two French competitiveness clusters, Route des Lasers and Elopsys.

Based in Bordeaux and Limoges, the cluster is focused on 2 technological fields: Photonics-Laser (laser sources and processes, optical components, instrumentation) and Microwave (integrated electronics, radiocommunication systems, radar systems) and 4 strategic applications:

Artificial Intelligence Technology Cluster (DI-TEK)

DI-TEK main objectives are:

- To earn profit for all Partners participating in the Cluster by taking advantage of the variety of tools maintained by the Cluster, including but not limited to the knowledge base, know-how, professional competence and sales platform;

- To store the knowledge base necessary for the expansion of the Cluster, research and development (R&D) activities as well as different other joint operations and share the said knowledge base within the Cluster;

Asociación Cluster Granada Plaza Tecnologica y Biotecnologica

On Granada Tech City aims to place companies in the ICT and Science and Technology sectors applied to Health in a position of leadership at national and international level as well as contribute to the development of the technological center of Andalusia.

ASTER - ICT & DESIGN PLATFORM

Objectives

The Aster - ICT and Design Platform is a regional innovation and technology cluster which gathers the industrial research labs from public and private research organizations and private companies (both larger companies and SMEs) spread throughout the Emilia-Romagna region operating in the ICT and SMART technology sectors.

Baden Württemberg: Connected e.V.

Objectives
Baden-Württemberg: Connected represents a strong regional community. Baden-Württemberg is one of the economically strongest regions in Germany and Europe. A network of excellent research institutions and powerful industrial clusters are the base of the region's global competitiveness.

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