The 4th National Cyber Security and Resilience Forum brought together national and international experts to discuss strengthening Lithuania’s and Europe’s cyber resilience through cooperation, innovation, and shared expertise. As part of the programme, COcyber hosted a closed National Validation Workshop on Lithuania’s cybersecurity case study, gathering stakeholders to review and refine its preliminary findings.

Deliverable D6.1 maps COcyber’s first-year efforts to build synergies with 20 EU-funded cybersecurity initiatives, structured across five key thematic clusters. The result is a clear roadmap for deeper collaboration, technical integration, and long-term ecosystem sustainability.

The European Commission has mobilised €910 million through the European Defence Fund and proposed new amendments to EU funding programmes to strengthen Europe's Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB), with a focus on dual-use technologies like AI and cybersecurity.

COcyber is a collaborative effort that connects civilian and defense sectors to strengthen cybersecurity across Europe. By facilitating knowledge sharing, identifying challenges, and promoting joint solutions, COcyber works to build a unified approach to address the complexities of modern cyber threats.