Published December 23, 2021
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Practical Autonomous Cyberhealth for resilient Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Creators
- Evangelos Mantas1
- Dimitris Papadopoulos1
- Carolina Fernández2
- Nil Ortiz2
- Maxime Compastié2
- Antonio López Martínez3
- Manuel Gil Pérez3
-
Akis Kourtis4
- George Xylouris4
- Izidor Mlakar5
- Stylianos Tsarsitalidis6
- Dimitrios Klonidis6
- Ignazio Pedone7
- Daniele Canavese7
- Gregorio Martínez Pérez3
- Davide Sanvito8
- Vangelis Logothetis9
- Diego Lopez10
- Antonio Pastor10
- Antonio Lioy7
- Ludovic Jacquin11
- Roberto Bifulco8
- Angeliki Kapodistria12
- Athanasios Priovolos13
- Georgios Gardikis12
- Ioannis Neokosmidis9
- Theodoros Rokkas9
- Nikolaos Papadakis14
- Dimitris Paraschos14
- Primoz Jeran5
- Antonis Litke2
- George Athanasiou15
- 1. Infili Technologies, Greece
- 2. i2CAT Foundation, Spain
- 3. University of Murcia, Spain
- 4. ORION Innovations, Greece
- 5. SferaIT, Slovenia
- 6. UBITECH
- 7. Politecnico di Torino, Italy
- 8. NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH, Germany
- 9. inCITES Consulting SARL
- 10. Telefonica I+D, Spain
- 11. Hewlett Packard Enterprise, United Kingdom
- 12. Space Hellas S.A.
- 13. Space Hellas S.A
- 14. Hellenic Army Academy, Greece
- 15. DBC Europe
Description
The EU-funded PALANTIR project proposes a cybersecurity framework combining privacy assurance, data protection, incident detection and recovery aspects under the same platform. The project main focus is on cyber-resilience of SMEs and compliance with the relevant data privacy and protection regulations. The outcomes of the project will be validated in diverse application areas (eHealth, eCommerce, 5GMEC) and will provide enterprises with security tools that will boost their resilience at a reasonable cost to protect their assets in the ever evolving cyber threat range.
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