AIPITCH (AI-Powered Innovative Toolkit for Cybersecurity Hubs) aims to support national and sectoral security operations centers (SOCs, CSIRTs) with a complete set of tools powered by artificial intelligence and other enabling technologies to support the key services of operational teams responsible for cyber defense.

CAIOC (Cyber ​​Artificial Intelligence Operational Capability) aims to build modular artificial intelligence tools, capable of analyzing large amounts of both structured and unstructured data, to identify potential cyber threats, develop effective mitigation strategies and provide recommendations to support the response to cyber incidents.

The CUT THE CORD project aims to increase public-private cooperation in cybersecurity through the empowerment of a large community of stakeholders.

The DNS4EU project will provide EU citizens, businesses and institutions with a secure, privacy-compliant and powerful recursive DNS, an “Internet address book” that allows them to navigate the web using domain names instead of strings of numbers. The project will become a vital part of European web sovereignty.

The FALCON project (Fight Against Large-scale Corruption and Organised crime Networks) was created to support the composition, updating and management of intelligence scenarios within areas and jurisdictions of interest according to a multi-actor and data-driven approach.

Six countries (Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Latvia and Norway) have formed the consortium called NOBID to bring the payments project to life as a priority use case for the European Union’s digital identity wallet.

The PLOUTOS project aims to improve access to financial services for citizens of developing countries through:

REFINEE (REgional-based FINancing schemes to pool private investments in tailored Energy Efficiency plans for SMEs of strategic value chains) aims to support the energy transition of SMEs facing difficulties related to internal technical capacity and availability of financial resources to implement ambitious energy efficiency plans adapted to the specificities of their production sites.

The TANGO (Digital Technologies ActiNg as a Gatekeeper to information and data flOws) Project aims to establish a citizen-centric, secure and reliable cross-sectoral data sharing architecture, developing innovative solutions that simultaneously address environmental degradation and climate change challenges.

Many of our research and in-depth analysis topics are discussed and shared at a European level thanks to direct participation in the working groups which allow the various actors to share their views and ideas on innovation themes, security and artificial intelligence. In particular, we ensure our participation in discussions with BDVA EBF, ECSO, ENISA, EPC.

The project, funded from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, aims at enhancing Digital Security, Privacy and TRUST in softWARE.