Imagine having a digital wallet that proves who you are without actually giving away your private details. It's like showing a bouncer your ID is valid without letting them see your home address. The project also creates a way for companies to share warnings about hackers without revealing their own secret data.
Companies struggle to share critical cyber threat intelligence and manage digital identities without exposing sensitive private data or violating privacy laws.
A prototype European identity wallet and a privacy-preserving cyber threat data processing system using homomorphic encryption.
If you are a digital banking provider dealing with strict KYC regulations and identity theft — this project developed a prototype European identity wallet that allows secure user authentication while keeping biometric data private.
If you are an MSSP dealing with the need to share threat data across clients without leaking sensitive corporate info — this project developed a privacy-preserving cyber threat data processing system that enables secure collaboration.
If you are a public agency dealing with the digitalization of citizen services and data leaks — this project developed a privacy-by-design identity management system to secure the European digital ecosystem.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing is mentioned, but the project emphasizes the development of open-source tools to democratize access.
Yes, the project objective explicitly aims to introduce scalable privacy and security technologies for the European ecosystem.
The project is committed to open-source development, though specific licensing agreements for the prototypes are not detailed in the provided data.
It uses privacy-by-design principles and technologies like homomorphic encryption to ensure data protection and secure processing.
The project runs from 2024-11-01 to 2027-10-31, suggesting that final validated prototypes will be ready toward the end of this period.
The consortium is heavily industry-led with a 62% industry ratio, consisting of 8 partners across 5 countries. The strong presence of 4 SMEs suggests a focus on commercial viability and agile development rather than purely academic research.
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