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European Projects
Eximprod
Digital Europe Program
The Digital Europe Program will reinforce the EU’s critical digital capacities by focusing on the key areas of artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, advanced computing, data infrastructure, governance and processing, the deployment of these technologies, and their best use for critical sectors like energy, climate change and environment, manufacturing, agriculture, and health.
SECUR EU
Enhancing Security of European SMEs in Response to Cybersecurity Threats
Uptake of Innovative Cybersecurity Solutions
To support the market uptake and dissemination of innovative cybersecurity solutions (notably in SMEs, as well as results from publicly funded research in the EU), improve knowledge and auditing of cybersecurity preparedness.
Capacity building of Security Operation Centres (SOCs)
Create, support, and/or strengthen, and interconnect, cyber threat detection capacities, allowing for reinforced capacities to monitor and detect cyber threats, the creation of collective knowledge, and the sharing of best practices.
Strengthening Cyber Defenses of SMEs for CRA Compliance
Development and dissemination of tailored compliance tools, cybersecurity best practices, and educational resources to support SMEs in navigating the complexities of cybersecurity threats.
SECUR-EU in a Nutshell
SECUR-EU Consortium has 14 beneficiaries and 2 subcontracting in countries like France (PRIVANOVA), Norway (DNV), Netherlands (DNV), Italy (ASM, CyberEthicsLab), Greece (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, International Hellenic University, Selenecc), Cyprus (Bolton, Clone Systems, Elias Neocleous) and Romania (Eximprod Grup, Directoratul National de Securitate Cibernetica, Romgaz, Simavi, dvloper.io, I-EnergyLink)
- 14 Consortium Partners Organizations and 2 Supporting Organizations
- 3 years (starting on 1st December 2023)
- Open-source (OS) security projects to achieve enterprise-grade security
- Provide opensource security solutions to the SME market
- Enhance the white-hack testing techniques via the HackOlympics initiative
- To support the market and improve the quality and spread of innovative cybersecurity solutions
- To improve knowledge and auditing of cybersecurity preparedness
Funded by the European Union
The project funded under Grant Agreement 101128029 is supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre
INTERSOC in a Nutshell
INTERSOC Consortium has 11 partners and 1 supporting organization in countries like Spain (CaixaBank), Italy (ASM, CyberEthicsLab), Greece (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, International Hellenic University, Selenecc, CERTH), Cyprus (Clone Systems) and Romania (Eximprod Grup, Directoratul National de Securitate Cibernetica, dvloper.io, I-EnergyLink)
- 11 Consortium Partners Organizations + 1 Supporting Organization
- 3 years (starting on 1st January 2024)
- Capacity building of Security Operation Centres (SOCs)
- Create, support, and / or strengthen and interconnect cyber threat detection capacities
- Allowing for reinforced capacities to monitor and detect cyber threats
- Creation of collective knowledge
- Sharing of best practices
CYBERFORT in a Nutshell
Development and dissemination of tailored compliance tools, cybersecurity best practices, and educational resources to support SMEs in navigating the complexities of cybersecurity threats.
- 8 Consortium Partners Organizations
- 18 months (starting on 1st December 2024)
- Leader of Consortium: I-ENERGYLINK
- Strengthening Cyber Defenses of SMEs for Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Compliance
- Development and dissemination of tailored compliance tools, cybersecurity best practices, and educational resources to support SMEs in navigating the complexities of cybersecurity threats
Specific Objectives
- Supporting CRA Implementation with Versatile Compliance Tools Focused on European SMEs and Extensible to Broader Stakeholder Groups
- Advancing CRA Compliance through Specialized Cybersecurity Tool Development for Critical Sectors
- Automated Tools for Streamlined CRA Compliance and Documentation
- Promoting Equitable CRA Compliance via Open-Source Innovation
- Enhancing Cybersecurity Skills through CRA-Specific Training
- Dynamic Evolution of CRA Compliance Tools for SMEs
- Strategic Integration with European Cybersecurity Frameworks and Collaboration Networks
