The project Cyber Security for Europe aim to boost the effectiveness of the Security Union, the EU wishes to ensure that it retains and develops essential capacities to secure its digital economy, infrastructures, society and democracy. The EU has recognised that cybersecurity research, competences and investments are spread across Europe with too little alignment, and that there is an urgent need to step up investment in technological advancements that could make the Digital Single Market more cybersecure and overcome the fragmentation of EU research capacities.
CyberSec4Europe will align and interconnect a vast pool of research excellence in existing centres and research facilities, bringing together cybersecurity expertise in an interdisciplinary manner while developing a governance model for the future European Cybersecurity Competence Network. The 43 consortium partners will consolidate and reinforce cooperation and synergies between the research and industrial communities, including SMEs. The 42-month project will strengthen the research and innovation competence and cybersecurity capacities of Member States to meet the increasing number of cybersecurity challenges in the future.
The project takes starts with a kick-off meeting on 28.2.2019 and will last until July 2022 at a total cost of 16 MEUR.
The project organizing a two-day cybersecurity exercise, called by Flagship 1 on 12-13 January 2021.
Duration
2/2019 – 7/2022
Funding program
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 830929.
Project publication:
Cyber Range Technical Federation: Case Flagship 1 Exercise
Modelling Medical Devices with Honeypots: A Conceptual Framework
Detecting One-Pixel Attacks Using Variational Autoencoders
Model Fooling Attacks Against Medical Imaging: A Short Survey
Comprehensive Cyber Arena; The Next Generation Cyber Range
Quality Criteria for Cyber Security MOOCs
Measuring Learning in a Cyber Security Exercise
Assessing Cyber Security Education through NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework
Consortium
JAMK University of Applied Sciences, Institute of Information Technology is a contributor to several projects’ work packages.
For more info, see CyberSec4Europe project’s official pages: https://www.cybersec4europe.eu/
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Jani Päijänen
Project Manager jani.paijanen(at)jamk.fi, p. +358407072850 |
