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SAMA PARTNERS Business Solutions GmbH

Short name
SAMA PARTNERS
Profile type
Organisation
Country
Germany
Organisation type
SME
Website
https://www.samapartners.com
Contact name
Christopher Beck
Contact phone
+4962110759978
User role in organisation
Administrative Officer
Knowledge Domains
Assessment
Assessment of information security effectiveness and degrees of control
Assurance, Audit, and Certification
Attack modelling, techniques, and countermeasures
Attack techniques
Automating security functionality
Compliance with information security and privacy policies, procedures, and regulations
Computer ethics and security
Coordination and information sharing in the context of cross-border/organizational incidents
Post-quantum cryptography
Cyber ranges, Capture the Flag exercises, simulation platforms, educational/training tools, cybersecurity awareness
Cybersecurity and cyber-safety co-engineering
Cybersecurity concepts, definitions, ontologies, taxonomies, foundational aspects
Cybersecurity regulation analysis and design
Cybersecurity-aware culture
Data Security and Privacy
Data integrity
Data usage control
Design, implementation, and operation of data management systems that include security and privacy functions
Digital Rights Management
Eavesdropping techniques
Privacy Enhancing Technologies
Privacy requirements for data management systems
Risk analysis and attacks with respect to de-anonymization or data re-identification
Digital forensic case studies
Digital forensic processes and workflow models
Digital watermarking
Distributed consensus techniques
Distributed systems security
Distributed systems security analysis and simulation
Economic aspects of the cybersecurity ecosystem
Education and Training
Education methodology
Professional training
Vocational training
Enhancing risk perception
Fault injection testing and analysis
Formal specification of various aspects of security
Formal specification, analysis, and verification of software and hardware
Formal verification of security assurance
Governance aspects of incident management, disaster recovery, business continuity
Human aspects
Human aspects of trust
Human perception of cybersecurity
Human-related risks/threats
Non-intrusive security
Privacy concerns, behaviours, and practices
Psychological models and cognitive processes
Security visualization
Socio-technical security
Transparent security
Usability
User acceptance of security policies and technologies
Identification of the impact of hardware and software changes on the management of Information Security
Identity and trust management
Identity and attribute management models, frameworks, applications, technologies, and tools
Identity management quality assurance
Legal aspects of identity management
Optical and electronic document security
Privacy and identity management
Protocols and frameworks for authentication, authorization, and rights management
Incident Handling and Digital Forensics
Incident analysis, communication, documentation, forecasting, response, and reporting
Policy issues related to digital forensics
Resilience aspects
Theories, techniques and tools for the identification, collection, attribution, acquisition, analysis and preservation of digital evidence
Vulnerability analysis and response
Information flow modelling and its application to confidentiality policies, composition of systems, and covert channel analysis
Intrusion detection and honeypots
Investigations of computer crime (cybercrime) and security violations
Legal and societal issues in information security
Malware analysis including adversarial learning of malware
Managerial aspects concerning information security
Managerial, procedural and technical aspects of network security
Measurement and assessment of security levels
Model-driven security and domain-specific modelling languages
Modelling of cross-sectoral interdependencies and cascading effects
Network and Distributed Systems
Network attack propagation analysis
Network interoperability
Network layer attacks and mitigation techniques
Network security (principles, methods, protocols, algorithms and technologies)
Network steganography
Privacy-friendly communication architectures and services
Protocols and frameworks for secure distributed computing
Requirements for network security
Secure distributed computations
Secure system interconnection
New theoretically-based techniques for the formal analysis and design of cryptographic protocols and their applications
Privacy impact assessment and risk management
Processes and procedures to ensure device end-of-life security and privacy
Quantitative security for assurance
Refinement and verification of security management policy models
Risk management, including modeling, assessment, analysis and mitigation
Runtime security verification and enforcement
Secure programming principles and best practices
Secure software architectures and design
Security and risk analysis of components compositions
Security Management and Governance
Standards for Information Security
Techniques to ensure business continuity/disaster recovery
Threats and vulnerabilities modelling
Security analytics and visualization
Security metrics, key performance indicators, and benchmarks
Validation and comparison frameworks for security metrics
Security requirements engineering with emphasis on identity, privacy, accountability, and trust
Security testing and validation
Semantics and models for security, accountability, privacy, and trust
Software and Hardware Security Engineering
Vulnerability discovery and penetration testing
Trust Management and Accountability
Trust and privacy
Trust and reputation of social and mainstream media
Trust in decision making algorithms
Trust in securing digital as well as physical assets
Trust management architectures, mechanisms and policies
Trusted computing
Sectors
Chemical
Defence
Digital Services and Platforms
Energy
Financial
Government
Health
Manufacturing and supply chain
Safety and Security
Telecomm Infrastructure
Transportation
Technologies
Artificial intelligence
Cloud, Edge and Virtualisation
Industrial IoT and Control Systems
Information systems
Operating systems
Quantum Technologies
UAV
Use Cases
Critical Infrastructure Protection
Dual-use rating
Low
Programmes
Digital Europe ECCC 2026
Profile completeness
100%
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COcyber Batch #3 Ambassadors in the Spotlight: John Soldatos

We spoke with the COcyber Batch #3 Ambassadors to reflect on their journey and gather their insights on Europe’s cybersecurity future. John Soldatos brings expertise in AI, IoT and critical infrastructure security, and values the ambassadorship for strengthening civil–defence dialogue, knowledge sharing and cyber resilience.

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Saturday, May 30, 2026 - 12:30
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Press Release #4: COcyber Final Conference to address Europe’s need for a unified cyber shield across borders

Discussions will focus on cross-border collaboration, protecting democratic processes, translating policy into practice, and advancing dual-use cyber innovation.

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Friday, May 29, 2026 - 12:30

Acme Electrical Ltd

Short name
Acme
Profile type
Organisation
Country
Italy
Organisation type
SME
Contact name
Davide Carboni
User role in organisation
Researcher
Knowledge Domains
Digital signatures
Education and Training
Malware analysis including adversarial learning of malware
Trusted computing
Sectors
Defence
Digital Services and Platforms
Government
Technologies
Artificial intelligence
Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology
Internet of Things, embedded systems, pervasive systems
Use Cases
Border and external security
Fight against crime and terrorism
Dual-use rating
High
Programmes
Horizon Europe ECCC 2026
Digital Europe ECCC 2026
European Defence Fund 2026
NATO Innovation Fund
Profile completeness
100%
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Results

Cyber Duality - A COcyber Podcast : Why Europe’s Cyber Future Depends on Human Skills

In this episode of Cyber Duality: A COcyber Podcast, we speak with Saskia van Uffelen about the human side of cybersecurity, the urgent need for digital skills, and the challenges organizations face in an era shaped by AI, rapid technological change, and data governance.

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Thursday, May 28, 2026 - 10:00
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COcyber Success Story: CRACoWi

CRACoWi is developing an AI powered digital wizard to simplify Cyber Resilience Act compliance and help businesses build secure digital products across their full lifecycle.

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Wednesday, May 27, 2026 - 12:00
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Civil - Defence Cooperation in Cybersecurity: European Practices Discussed in Slovenia

Civil and defence cybersecurity stakeholders exchanged European practices and discussed practical steps to strengthen cooperation, trust and preparedness at the event organised by our Slovenian partner.

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Tuesday, May 26, 2026 - 12:30
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Follow - up on COcyber Policy-Oriented Workshop: Final Policy Recommendations

The COcyber final Policy-Oriented Workshop, gathered cybersecurity, public sector, industry, SME, research and civil–defence stakeholders to review COcyber’s final policy recommendations and identify practical next steps for implementation.

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Friday, May 22, 2026 - 12:30
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COcyber Success Story: CURIUM

COcyber’s success story on CURIUM highlights how simplified cybersecurity compliance, trustworthy security testing and automated CRA support can help European SMEs build secure digital products and bring them to market more efficiently.

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Wednesday, May 20, 2026 - 12:30

ECCC Knowledge-Sharing Hub

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Outputs from ECCO Community Groups and the four pilot Cybersecurity Competence Networks.
Outcome Type
Platform
Lens
Dual-use
Source Organisation
European Cybersecurity Competence Centre
What it is
The ECCC online knowledge hub, gathering outputs from the ECCO Community Groups and the four pilot Cybersecurity Competence Networks — CONCORDIA, ECHO, SPARTA and CyberSec4Europe.
Why it matters
The four pilot CCNs produced a large corpus of methods, training materials and joint research that risked staying inside their original consortia. The ECCC hub consolidates that work and opens it to the wider community, which is the natural place for COcyber outputs on civil-defence cooperation to land as well. DECEO links to it as the reference upstream platform for European cybersecurity knowledge sharing.
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Target Audiences
EU institutions
Industry & SMEs
Research & Academia
Licence
CC BY 4.0
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