Publications

The COcyber project fosters collaboration between the civilian and defence spheres in the European Union. This initiative is supported by the European Union, namely the European Cyber Security Center (ECCC), in the framework of the Digital Europe Programme. This roll-up banner is dedicated to the project’s event participation to catch stakeholders' interest in learning more about the project.

The COcyber project fosters collaboration between the civilian and defence spheres in the European Union. This initiative is supported by the European Cyber Security Competence Center and Network (ECCC) in the framework of the Digital Europe Programme. This two-pager describes shortly the project's mission and communication channels and can be used primarily for the project's dissemination activities while networking with new stakeholders.

COcyber is a European project, funded by the European Union and with the ECCC as the granting authority. Started in July 2024,  it runs for 24 months gathering five European partners with the goal to coordinate and foster the cybersecurity collaboration across the civilian and defences spheres. 

It facilitates the two-way exchange of know-how, best practices, and information by establishing a robust framework for structured knowledge transfer and support. It creates a trusted and participatory information-sharing online platform, including a cybersecurity observatory, for all stakeholders, as well as it organises high-impact activities and events involving both communities with focus on cybersecurity, innovation, dual-use technologies, governance, and stakeholder coordination and engagement.

As a part of the Work Package 5 Dissemination and Communication, COcyber has established a branding of the project, detailed in this brandbook. This branding will be followed in the project's all communications. 

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The COcyber project funded under Grant Agreement No. 101158606 is supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre. Neither the European Union nor the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre can be held responsible for them.