Imagine a digital smoke detector that doesn't look for fire, but for lies and manipulation coming from foreign actors. It studies the fingerprints of how bad actors trick people online using bots and deepfakes. By mapping these patterns, it helps organizations spot a fake campaign before it spreads and ruins their reputation.
Companies and governments are vulnerable to sophisticated foreign disinformation campaigns that use deepfakes and bots to destabilize trust and disrupt operations.
A disinformation analysis toolbox, a knowledge graph of attacker tactics, a prevalence dashboard, and a diagnostic questionnaire.
If you are a threat intelligence provider dealing with sophisticated state-sponsored attacks — this project developed a disinformation analysis toolbox and knowledge graph that helps identify the specific tactics and procedures used by attackers. This allows for faster detection of foreign interference campaigns.
If you are a crisis management agency dealing with sudden viral misinformation targeting clients — this project developed a dashboard showing the prevalence of manipulation and a questionnaire to decide if a client is facing foreign interference. This enables data-backed responses to reputational threats.
If you are a compliance law firm dealing with evolving digital regulations — this project conducted a comparative eight-country analysis of legal frameworks against manipulation. This provides a clear map of regulatory shortcomings and where policy needs strengthening.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or commercial cost for the tools has been disclosed.
The project is developing a knowledge graph and a dashboard to track manipulation prevalence, suggesting a scalable digital architecture, though full industrial deployment status is not specified.
Based on available project data, specific licensing terms are not mentioned, but the project involves 15 partners including 6 SMEs.
The project includes a comparative analysis of legal and regulatory frameworks across eight countries to identify gaps and strengthen policy.
The project period runs until 2026-10-31, indicating that final results and tools will be completed by that date.
The project is highly balanced for commercialization, featuring a 33% industry ratio with 5 industrial partners and 6 SMEs. With 15 partners across 11 countries, it combines academic rigor from 5 universities and 3 research centers with practical implementation capabilities from cybersecurity firms and fact-checkers.
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