Imagine having a digital twin—a perfect virtual copy—of your entire power grid or hospital. This system uses that copy to spot cyber attacks before they cause a blackout or shutdown. It then automatically adjusts the system's defenses to keep essential services running without human intervention.
Critical infrastructure operators struggle to maintain service continuity during cyber-physical attacks because they lack real-time visibility and cannot respond fast enough to prevent cascading failures.
A suite of 7 components including a multi-aspect digital twin, a risk assessment engine (RISKM4BC), and an automated response orchestrator (SOAR4BC).
If you are an EV charging operator dealing with cyber-physical threats to your stations — this project developed a digital twin and autonomous response system that prevents service disruptions and manages cascading risks.
If you are a hospital administrator dealing with the risk of digital attacks freezing patient records or medical devices — this project developed a real-time monitoring and intelligent response tool that ensures business continuity for critical care.
If you are a telco provider dealing with complex interconnected network failures — this project developed a risk-aware information sharing and orchestration tool that automates recovery and maintains connectivity.
Based on available project data, no specific commercial pricing or cost per license is provided; the project received an EU contribution of EUR 4,999,695 for development.
The system has been validated across 4 use cases including transport, telco, and hospital services, suggesting it is designed for large-scale critical infrastructure.
Based on available project data, specific licensing terms are not listed, but the project produced 7 key exploitable results for the framework.
It integrates via a security orchestration component (SOAR4BC) and a human-machine interface (AVATAR4BC) to assist security operators.
The project period runs from 2022-12-01 to 2025-11-30, with initial prototypes already integrated.
The consortium is heavily weighted toward industrial application, with 9 industry partners (50% ratio) and 4 SMEs. This balance, combined with 7 participating countries, indicates the technology is being developed with direct commercial requirements and cross-border infrastructure standards in mind.
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