The CYBER-BRIDGE project has officially commenced, bringing together 9 partners from Romania, Cyprus, and Greece to develop cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions for cross-border cooperation.
Funded under the European Union's Digital Europe Programme (Grant Agreement No. 101249702), the project will deliver AI-powered threat intelligence platforms, compliance automation tools, and collaborative defense mechanisms over the next 36 months.
Project Objectives
CYBER-BRIDGE aims to strengthen Europe's cyber resilience through:
- •Cross-Border Threat Intelligence: Establishing a secure, interoperable platform for sharing cyber threat intelligence across EU member states
- •EU Regulatory Compliance: Developing AI-driven tools to help organizations comply with NIS2, Cyber Resilience Act, and GDPR requirements
- •Critical Infrastructure Protection: Strengthening the cybersecurity posture of critical infrastructure operators
- •Cybercrime Investigation: Enhancing cross-border cooperation in cybercrime investigation
- •Training & Knowledge Sharing: Building cybersecurity capacity through cyber range exercises and training programs
Consortium Partners
The project brings together a diverse consortium of 9 partners:
- •I-ELINK: (Romania) - Project Coordinator
- •CLONE Systems: (Cyprus) - Technical Partner
- •Bolton Technologies: (Cyprus) - Technical Partner
- •ENC Security: (Cyprus) - Technical Partner
- •DNSC: (Romania) - National Cyber Security Directorate
- •EPG: (Romania) - Energy Sector Pilot
- •IHU: (Greece) - International Hellenic University
- •CERTH: (Greece) - Centre for Research & Technology Hellas
- •DGPI: (Romania) - Law Enforcement Partner
Next Steps
The consortium will now begin the requirements analysis phase, engaging with stakeholders across all pilot use cases to ensure the developed solutions meet real-world needs. The first consortium meeting is scheduled for February 2025.
Stay tuned for more updates as the project progresses!