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COMPACT

COMPACT aims to empower Local Public Administrations (LPAs) to become the main actors of their cyber-resilience improvement process.

COLA

The COLA project aims to increase the adoption of cloud computing services by SMEs and public sector organisations. Building on and extending current research results, it defines and provides a reference implementation of a generic and pluggable framework that supports the optimal and secure deployment and run-time orchestration of cloud applications.

COEMS

COEMS tackles the issues of detection and identification of non-deterministic software failures caused by race conditions and access to inconsistent data.

CloudTeams

CloudTeams will be a cloud-based platform which will transform software development for cloud services into a much easier, faster and targeted process. We’ll engage with communities of users who will participate in the product life cycle to help software teams develop better solutions for customer problems.

CLOUDSOCKET

CloudSocket envisions the idea of “Business Process as a Service”, where domain-specific business processes like employee registration at social insurance, tax report, or legal verification are supported by workflows that optimally match the ICT support for the selected process.

CLARUS

CLARUS is paving the way towards more transparent, standardised, auditable and controllable cloud services, benefitting both consumers and providers of cloud services.

CITADEL

CITADEL will provide innovative platform technology, methodology and tools for development, deployment, and certification of adaptive MILS systems for CI, to be demonstrated in three industrial CI use cases.

CIPSEC

CIPSEC develops an integrated framework composed by a heterogeneous set of products and services, providing high levels of protection for the whole critical infrastructure, considering both its IT (information technology) and OT (operational technology) networks.

CHOREVOLUTION

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certMILS

Introduction

certMILS aims to reduce the complexity of the certification of cyber-physical systems dramatically by use of a trustworthy MILS platform (Multiple Independent Levels of Security) within the cyber-physical system, which is simple, small, and certified for the highest level.

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