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PROJECT OF THE WEEK - PROTECTIVE - Scalable Oblivious Data Analytics (SODA)

As a Horizon2020 project, the main objective of the Scalable Oblivious Data Analytics (SODA) project is to develop methods for privacy-preserving Big Data analytics that are able to deal with the large-scale processing of personal data. 

Workshop & Tutorial on Multi-Party Recognition in Berlin on 9th October 2019

EU-SEC’s Multi-Party Recognition Framework brings clarity to the compliance landscape, streamlines process and reduces cost

Workshop & Tutorial on Continuous Auditing Based Certification on 8th October

Continuous auditing is the breakthrough needed to improve assurance, transparency and trust in cloud services

This workshop revolves around the EU-SEC approach for adopting Continuous Auditing Based Certification scheme for Cloud Services. The workshop will include a demo and hands-on session showing the pilot architecture modules and functionalities for the end-users and auditors.

POSEIDON's project status - July/August 2019

In its first year, the focus of POSEIDON was on the solution design and specification. POSEIDON is now at a crucial point in its work program: the development of interim implementation of key components, such as the permissioned Blockchain, smart contracts, blockchain API, message bus, Web Dashboard, Risk Management Module, and Personal Data Analyzer. These are due on July 31st. Final implementations of all of the POSEIDON components are due on month 24, that is, April 2020.

AEGIS discusses EU-US cybersecurity cooperation at CONNECT University Summer School

Project members will speak about each region´s priorities and highlight the areas where collaboration already exists. Additionally, AEGIS will speak about the potential for greater cooperation in three key sectors: finance, health and maritime.

Announcing the AEGIS-SPARTA collaboration to foster EU-US cooperation in cybersecurity

AEGIS is excited to announce that it will collaborate with SPARTA, a recently launched European Horizon 2020 project, to advance EU-US cooperation in cybersecurity R&I. This collaboration will connect stakeholders from both projects and further amplify the importance of developing an EU-US understanding of critical topics in order to guarantee top-notch transatlantic cybersecurity.

Regulations vs. Guidelines: A Look at How the EU and the US are Dealing with Standards and Certification in Cybersecurity

The AEGIS Project has analysed cybersecurity standards and certification measures and policy in both regions as part of its effort to foment greater EU-US cooperation on this key issue. The following is a breakdown of the similarities and differences in EU and US policy in cybersecurity standards and certification.

CyberTIM2019

PROTECTIVE is co-organising the 2nd International Workshop on Cyber Threat Intelligence Management (CyberTIM 2019) as apart of the ARES 2019 conference in the UK on 26-29 August 2019.

PROTECTIVE: Proactive Risk Management through Improved Situational Awareness

PROTECTIVE is designed to improve an organisations ongoing awareness of the risk posed to its business by cyber security attacks. The project makes two key contributions to achieve this enhanced situational awareness. Firstly, it increases the computer security incident response team’s (CSIRT) threat awareness through improved security monitoring and increased sharing of threat intelligence between organisations within a community.

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Position Paper of the AI4HealthSec and HEIR projects

On the event of the adoption of the draft regulation laying down measures for a high common level of cybersecurity at the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union, the AI4HealthSec project kicked off a process to provide its opinion.
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