CyberSec4Europe – working together to boost the security of all citizens of the European Union in their everyday digital transactions.

CyberSec4Europe – working together to boost the security of all citizens of the European Union in their everyday digital transactions.

CyberSec4Europe is a research and innovation pilot for the planned European Cybersecurity Competence Centre in Bucharest and the Network of cybersecurity expertise.

  • About

    CyberSec4Europe's 43 partners, from 22 EU Member States and Associated Countries, are addressing key cybersecurity domains, critical technology/application elements and several key vertical sectors, including finance, education, smart cities, healthcare, supply chain and maritime transport.

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  • Our Community

    The experience of CyberSec4Europe partners and its growing number of Associates across all cybersecurity issues is making a major contribution to securing the safety of European citizens and businesses.

    Who we are

  • Our Results

    The work of CyberSec4Europe demonstrates how industry, academia and policymakers can most successfully collaborate to enable the Network to thrive, and to maximise its potential.

    What we do

Latest

 
Proactive Approaches For Secure Software Development
Proactive Approaches For Secure Software Development
The CyberSec4Europe report, “Proactive approaches for secure software development”, presents a total of 13 assets that support different activities in the lifecycle of software.

18 January 2022

JAMK To Conduct Flagship 2: An Online Cybersecurity Exercise Activity
JAMK To Conduct Flagship 2: An Online Cybersecurity Exercise Activity
Through CyberSec4Europe, JAMK University of Applied Sciences is conducting Flagship 2, a two-day cybersecurity learning event to be held on 25-26 January 2022.

22 December 2021

Roadmapping A Cybersecurity Strategy For Europe
Roadmapping A Cybersecurity Strategy For Europe
A key aspect of the original call for proposals, which led to the funding of the four pilot projects including CyberSec4Europe, was the implementation of a common cybersecurity research and innovation roadmap – also referred to as a research priority list.

02 December 2021

Community Perspectives on the Future of Cybersecurity in Europe
30 November 2021
education of cybersecurity
A Better View On The Cybersecurity Professional Education
13 November 2021
opportunities and limitations
The CTI Landscape: Limitations and Opportunities
02 November 2021
Cyber Range Federation – The Real Benefits
29 October 2021
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Our latest report: 'Proactive Approaches For Secure Software Development', presents a total of 13 assets that support different activities in the lifecycle of software. Addressing the current research challenges in #security and #privacy.

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CyberSec4Europe is a pilot for a future European Cybersecurity Competence Network – a new digital ecosystem built of a network of centres of cybersecurity expertise, with a central hub.

  • What we do

    We design, test and demonstrate 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.

    About us

  • Work Packages

    CyberSec4Europe has a significant network of competence centres to coordinate research work by pooling resources and investments to align cybersecurity efforts across Europe.

    Our research areas

  • Publications

    In accordance with transparency and all publications produced by the project partners for CyberSec4Europe will be published here as they become available.

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Our partners

Masaryk University
University of Malaga
University of Luxembourg (UNILU)
Archimede Solutions SARL
Siemens AG
University of Cyprus (UCY)
Dawex
Cybernetica
Conceptivity
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
KU Leuven
VaF
Intesa Sanpaolo
AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH
Informatique Banque Populaire
ATOS
Trust in Digital Life Association (TDL)
CNR
Timelex
Université Toulouse III Paul Sabatier (UPS)
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
University College Dublin (UCD), Lero, the Irish Software Research Centre
University of Trento (UNITN)
JAMK University of Applied Sciences
NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH
Commune di Genova
BBVA Group
SINTEF
CTI
Delft University of Technology (TUD)
Politecnico di Torino (POLITO)
Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC)
International Cyber Investigation Training Academy
FORTH
Karlstad University
University of Murcia (UMU)
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd
ABI Lab – Banking Research & Innovation Centre
University of Piraeus (UPRC)
University of Maribor(UM)
Engineering Ingegneria Informatica S.p.A (ENG)
University of Porto (UP/C3P)

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