Imagine a digital security guard who can step inside a 3D map of their entire computer network to see exactly where a hacker is attacking. Instead of staring at flat spreadsheets of data, they use a VR headset to visualize the problem and get AI-driven hints on how to fix it. It's like moving from a 2D map to a 3D GPS for fighting cybercrime.
Digital infrastructures are too complex for humans to monitor using traditional tools, leading to slow response times during cyberattacks. This causes financial loss and threatens public safety.
A VR interface for SOC analysts and AI-powered systems for predicting attacks and sharing threat intelligence without exposing raw data.
If you are a financial services provider dealing with complex digital disruptions that threaten economic stability — this project developed a VR interface and AI detection system that allows analysts to visualize attacks and recover services faster.
If you are a hospital network operator dealing with ransomware that risks patient safety — this project developed AI-powered prediction and automated response tools that ensure business continuity for critical healthcare services.
If you are a public agency dealing with threats to democratic institutions and governance — this project developed a privacy-aware threat sharing system that lets different agencies collaborate without exposing sensitive raw data.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or cost information is provided.
The project involves 15 partners across 10 countries, suggesting a design intended for large-scale, heterogeneous digital infrastructures.
Based on available project data, there are no specific details regarding IP or licensing agreements.
It integrates with Security Operations Centers (SOC) by providing a VR interface and AI-driven decision support to enhance the situational awareness of analysts.
The project period runs from 2023-09-01 to 2026-08-31.
The consortium is heavily weighted toward commercial application, with 9 industry partners (including 5 SMEs) representing 60% of the group. This balance, combined with 5 universities and 1 other entity across 10 countries, indicates a strong drive to move the technology from a research environment into real-world business operations.
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