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The Cyberwatching.eu PROJECT HUB is Europe’s ONLY complete and unabridged compilation of EU-funded research projects on cybersecurity topics. It was created specifically to facilitate information transfer, communication and cross-pollination.

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GUARD

A cybersecurity framework to GUArantee Reliability and trust for Digital service chains

Cyber Security Incident Handling, Warning and Response System for the European Critical Infrastructures

In the digital era, Critical Infrastructures (CIs) are operating under the premise of robust and reliable ICT components, complex ICT infrastructures and emerging technologies (e.g. IoT, Cloud Computing, Big Data) and are transforming into Critical Information Infrastructures (CIIs) that can offer a high degree of flexibility and efficiency in the communication and coordination of advanced services and processes.

CE-IoT

The overall aim of CE-IoT is to develop an innovative framework of interplay between Circular Economy and IoT, to explore novel ways in which this interaction can drastically change the nature of products, services, business models and ecosystems.

The CE-IoT framework will be bi-dimensional and bi-directional in terms of circularity aiming to develop:

SAWSOC

SAWSOC aims at bringing a significant advancement in the convergence of physical and logical security, meaning effective cooperation (i.e. a coordinated and results-oriented effort to work together) among previously disjointed functions. Recently some achievements have been made (e.g. SEM and SIM have merged into SIEM, and LACS and PACS have merged into IM), Security Operations Center (SOC) technology has improved significantly, but much is yet to be done.

U2PIA

Nier Soluzioni Informatiche (NSI), with the support of Orlandi-Leone Studio Legale, launched U2PIA, a disruptive cloud platform designed to enable the creation of in-depth analysis of the risks which Personal Data are subject to through a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA).

SocialPrivacy

The SocialPrivacy project aims to understand the issues of privacy at the level of users, commercial enterprises and society (Diagnostic Phase) and then to propose solutions (Generative Phase) which help manage the trade-offs inherent in allowing companies to access users’ personal data, while providing sufficient privacy safeguards.

SecIoT

The IoT refers to ordinary objects – other than computers, phones and tablets – having an internet connection. Among countless others, these typically include home appliances, medical devices and utilities meters. Although the connections are convenient, they are built using so many communications technologies, for so many purposes, that security levels vary greatly. Many connections are highly insecure and vulnerable to hacking. Such cyberattacks have already brought about severe consequences.

REVEN-X1

TETRANE wants to further develop REVEN®, a product that automatically discovers, characterizes and helps solving nearly any software flaw that could be exploited by malicious hackers. REVEN represents the only answer to a growing social issue: cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and loss of revenue due to cyberattacks.

REVEN helps to anticipate threats by directly analysing executable binaries (source code is not needed) thanks to the mathematical simulation of processors’ physical structures. Before REVEN, it was considered impossible.

REDSENTRY

REDSENTRY aims to provide a flexible, scalable and open solution to the ever-changing threat landscape faced by the financial services sector. The threats faced by the financial services industry are varied and constantly evolving and cybercrime is the 2nd most reported type of crime by financial institutions according to PWC. The potential impact of cybersecurity incidents is tremendous as the sector accounts for €731 billion (5.9%) of the EU’s total GVA (Gross Value Added) and employs 6.4 million people.

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CYBERWATCHING_SERVICE OF THE MONTH: JANUARY 2020

We are glad to promote  SPECIAL as Cyberwatching.eu "Service of the Month" for January 2020.
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Future Events

Securing the Law Firm Summit: Special Session

“Securing The Law Firm” will cover key subjects for an audience of professionals tasked with safeguarding digital assets and sensitive data. There will be real-life case studies, strategic talks, and technical break-out sessions from security teams behind some of the world's most admired brands, who know that security is now more important to business than ever.

23/01/2020

The European Network for Cybersecurity (NeCS) PhD School

The European Network for Cybersecurity (NeCS) PhD School was launched in response to the increasing need of highly qualified experts in cyber-security. The School addresses the issues of training and development of talented junior researchers as indicated in the European Cybersecurity strategy and highlighted in the EC's Digital Agenda.

20/01/2020 to 24/01/2020
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Deliverables Research

D2.3 Methodology for the Classification of Projects/Services and Market Readiness

This deliverable is the first in a series of publications over the duration of the cyberwatching.eu project, related with to methodology for the classification of projects/services and their Market Readiness.

D2.2 Cybersecurity technology radar 1st Report Autumn 2018

We present in this report a visualisation of EC supported activities in the area of Cybersecurity and Privacy that allows possible exploiters of the outputs of these projects to understand their status.

D3.2 European cybersecurity and privacy Research & Innovation Ecosystem

This document presents a view of the European cyber security and privacy research and innovation ecosystem with a view of getting input and feedback via a survey and the concertation meeting held on 26 April 2018 in Brussels.
A key component of developing this deliverable was to target research projects in the field of cyber security in the current cyber security framework. To this aim, a survey was sent out to projects in cyber security in the EU. All the projects were also invited to the First Concertation Meeting, which was held on 26 April 2018 in Brussels. Feedback from that first Concertation meeting is included in this deliverable.

D2.1 Cybersecurity and Privacy ecosystem model report - A Taxonomy of Cybersecurity and Privacy to assess the coverage of developed landscape by EC and nationally funded projects

One of the objectives of the Cyberwatching.eu project is to support projects in the cybersecurity domain in classifying and clustering themselves and others into meaningful groups of common topics and concerns to generate synergies and collaboration.

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