Publications

This public deliverable is part of the COcyber Work Package (WP) 4 dedicated to ”Know-how, good practice sharing and information transfer activities” led by Université Libre de Buxelles / Solvay Business School. This report was prepared by EIT Digital in the framework of task 4.3 PESTEL analysis and policy recommendations.  Abstract This report presents the Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Environmental (PESTEL) analysis of the whole cybersecurity sector (both on the defence and civilian sides) to identify aspects affecting cyber governance and the development of cybersecu [...]

This public deliverable is part of the COcyber Work Package (WP) 5 dedicated “Dissemination, communication, and stakeholder engagement” led by AUSTRALO.  Abstract The plan sets out a strategy to maximise the impact of the project, to increase its visibility, and to ensure that project outputs reach a wide audience of relevant stakeholders. It outlines the target groups and their segments, presents key messages, tools and channels used, as well as the ambassador programme methodology. COcyber is a two-year initiative supported by the European Commission and European Cybersecurity Competence Cen [...]

This public deliverable is part of the COcyber Work Package (WP) 1 “Project Management and Quality Assurance” led by EIT Digital.  Abstract The COcyber project is designed to enhance collaboration between civilian and defence sectors in cybersecurity, addressing the growing complexity of cyber threats that challenge both national security and critical infrastructure. Central to the project is the Data Management Plan (DMP), which ensures that all data generated and handled is managed with the utmost care for security, compliance, and long-term utility. The DMP outlines a comprehensive data col [...]

Arriving at its first key milestones, the COcyber project publishes its first press release to introduce its core objectives and to invite all relevant stakeholders to join the needs assessment survey (cocyber.eu/cocyber-survey) running since January 2025. Currently, COcyber community of cybersecurity professionals contribute to identifying coordination needs and setting directions for improved and lasting participation across public and private security, defence, and diplomacy sectors. This effort is part of the COcyber project, aligning with the EU's mission to strengthen cyber resilience.  [...]

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 [...]