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CERTIFY project
CERTIFY defines a methodological, technological, and organizational approach towards IoT security lifecycle management. CERTIFY will validate the architecture through cutting-edge use-cases and pave the way towards innovative security in a broad spectrum of IoT environments. CERTIFY is a multi-partner research project which got funding under HORIZON-CL3-2021-CS-01.
NEMECYS project
NEMECYS will develop tools and procedures that help device manufacturers, integrators and health care providers to ensure cyber security by design for connected medical and diagnostic devices. The project has received funding under HORIZON-HLTH-2022-IND-13-01.
PUZZLE project
PUZZLE will implement a highly usable cybersecurity, privacy and data protection management marketplace targeted at SMEs & MEs that enables them to monitor, forecast, assess and manage their cyber risks through targeted cybersecurity services, increase their cybersecurity awareness through the efficient heterogeneous information processing, the establishment of knowledge sharing with other SMEs & MEs and extract insights based on advanced analytics.
DHU project
DigitalHealthUptake (DHU) is a European initiative that aims to facilitate the alignment of
policies, strategies, instruments and activities to advance the uptake of digital health
solutions and services in Europe. It is funded by the European Commission until October
2024 under the Digital Europe Programme. The work of DHU is grouped under three key
aspects: RADAR, KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITY and ACCELERATOR.
CROSSCON project
CROSSCON aims to address secure Chain of Trust (CoT) issues by designing a new open, modular, highly portable, and vendor-independent IoT security stack that can run on a wide range of devices. Furthermore, as IoT devices may use heterogeneous hardware architectures, CROSSCON is also enhancing the traditional trusted services offered by existing Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs).
SECANT project
The SECANT (SECurity And privacy protectioN in Internet of Things devices) is an EU-H2020 project (GA No 101019645) which aims to strengthen the understanding of risks, at both human and technical level through the delivery of a holistic framework for cyber security risk assessment for enhancing the digital security, privacy, and personal data protection in complex ICT infrastructures, such in the healthcare ecosystem.