Related Projects
CONCORDIA
CONCORDIA has a dedicated consortium of more than 50 partners whose purpose is to lead Europe’s cybersecurity future, providing excellence and leadership in technology, processes and services to establish a user-centric EU-integrated cyber security ecosystem for digital sovereignty in Europe.
The project is leading the integration of Europe’s excellent cybersecurity competencies into the network of expertise to build the European secure, resilient and trusted ecosystem.
Website: https://www.concordia-h2020.eu/
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Critical Chains
Critical-Chains is a 3-year research and innovation programme funded with the support of the European Commission Horizon 2020 Programme with a focus on IOT & Blockchain-Enabled Security Framework for Fintech Integrated New Generation Cyber-Physical Systems to support the Financial Sector. The Critical-Chains Consortium represents a strong chemistry of relevant expertise and an inclusive set of stakeholders comprising end-users (customers), CERTS, the financial sector (Banks & CCPs) and the Insurance sector.
Website: https://research.reading.ac.uk/critical-chains/
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CyberSec4Europe
CyberSec4Europe is designing, testing and demonstrating potential governance structures for a future European Cybersecurity Competence Network using best practice examples derived from concepts like CERN as well the expertise and experience of partners.
CyberSec4Europe is working towards harmonising the journey from the development of software components that fit the requirements identified by a set of short- and long-term roadmaps, leading to a series of consequent recommendations. These are tied to the project’s real-world demonstration use cases that address cybersecurity challenges within the vertical sectors of digital infrastructure, finance, government and smart cities, healthcare and transportation.
Website: https://cybersec4europe.eu
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CYBERWATCHING
Cyberwatching.eu (“The European watch on cybersecurity & privacy”) is the European observatory of research and innovation in the field of cybersecurity and privacy, funded under the European Commission’s H2020 programme. It addresses the DS-05 call by defining and promoting a pragmatic approach to implement and maintain a Project Hub to monitor R&I initiatives on cybersecurity and privacy for EU, National and Associated Countries projects.
The project introduced the European Project Radar, a unique and single entry point for updated information on EU R&I projects and where they sit in the European cybersecurity and privacy landscape.
It also contributes in making the Digital Single Market a safer place by promoting the uptake and understanding of cutting-edge cybersecurity and privacy services which emerge from Research and Innovation initiatives across Europe through the cybersecurity & privacy Marketplace.
Website: https://www.cyberwatching.eu
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https://twitter.com/cyberwatchingeu
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FINSEC
FINSEC is a Security Innovation project co-Funded by the European Commission in the scope of the H2020 Programme, whose aims are to develop, demonstrate and bring to market an integrated, collaborative and predictive approach to the security of critical infrastructures in the financial sector. Joining efforts of security experts, IT experts and financial organizations, FINSEC will introduce, implement and validate a novel reference architecture for integrated physical and cyber security of critical infrastructures, which will enable handling of dynamic, advanced and asymmetric attacks, while at the same time boosting financial organizations’ compliance to security standards and regulations. Also, as a result, FINSEC will provide a blueprint for the next generation security systems for the critical infrastructures of the financial sector.
Website: https://www.finsec-project.eu
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FIN-TECH
The FIN-TECH project financed under the EU’s Horizon 2020 funding scheme, builds a fintech risk management platform, which measures risks to make fintech innovations sustainable. A platform that provides shared risk management solutions that automatizes compliance of Fintech companies (RegTech) and, at the same time, increases the efficiency of supervisory activities (SupTech).The main objective of the project will be achieved by creating a knowledge exchange hub which will eventually, in the future, lead to a sandbox research laboratory aimed at developing and testing common fintech risk management models.
The project network includes 1) 24 research partners, who will develop the models; 2) the international regulators (FSB, BIS, IMF, OECD, EC, EBA, ESMA, EIOPA, ECB), who will prioritise the models; 3) the national supervisors of all EU countries, who will be trained in suptech workshops; 4) European fintech hubs, whose fintechs will be trained in regtech workshops; 5) European banks and advisory board members, who will validate the developed models.
Website: https://www.fintech-ho2020.eu Social Media: https://twitter.com/fintech_ho2020 https://www.linkedin.com/company/fintech-ho2020-eu
PRIViLEDGE
PRIViLEDGE is a H2020 project that aims to increase the trustworthiness of European ICT services and products and the competitiveness of the European cryptography industry. PRIViLEDGE focuses on enhancing strong cryptographic solutions for privacy in distributed ledgers. The results from PRIViLEDGE are demonstrated through four ledger-based use-cases: (1) verifiable online voting with ledgers, (2) distributed ledger for health insurance, (3) university diploma record ledger, and (4) update mechanism for Cardano stake-based ledgers.
Website: https://priviledge-project.eu
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SPARTA
The SPARTA project brings together a unique set of actors at the intersection of scientific excellence, technological innovation, and societal sciences in cybersecurity. Strongly guided by concrete and risky challenges, it will setup unique collaboration means, leading the way in building transformative capabilities and forming world-leading expertise centres. Through innovative governance, ambitious demonstration cases, and active community engagement, SPARTA aims at re-thinking the way cybersecurity research is performed in Europe across domains and expertise, from foundations to applications, in academia and industry.
SPARTA will create a long-lasting community capable of collaboration to define, develop, share, and evolve solutions that will help practitioners prevent cybercrime and enhance cybersecurity.
Website: https://www.sparta.eu
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StandICT.eu 2023
The Digital Single Market envisages increasing Europe’s competitiveness across a wide range of industrial and service sectors in key ICT domains. The EU-funded StandICT.eu 2023 project, carried out through 10 Open Calls to financially support European specialists in the context of international Standards Developing Organisations Working Groups, will aim at creating a standardisation ecosystem where the EU’s priorities and expertise are taken into account to enhance Europe’s overall competitiveness. The project will set-up an ICT Standardisation Observatory to achieve an exhaustive mapping of the global standards arena, by reinforcing EU presence in the international scene through maximising synergies with ongoing programmes. The project will also contribute to shaping ‘the next generation of European Standards experts’ through education initiatives and trainings.
Website: https://www.standict.eu
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