The EOS White paper argues that Europe's main challenge is no longer the lack of cybersecurity policies, but the difficulty of turning existing frameworks into cooperation, and provides a roadmap for strengthening cooperation between civilian and defence cybersecurity communities in Europe.

This AUSTRALO White Paper argues that closing the gap between policy ambition and real-world security outcomes requires treating awareness and communication as a strategic function. The paper examines why people are targeted and how social engineering exploits predictable patterns of trust, urgency, and authority to bypass even technically robust defences

In this episode of Cyber Duality: A COcyber Podcast, we speak with Ana-Maria Matejic, Senior Cybersecurity Advisor at WhiteLabelConsultancy, about the human factor in cybersecurity.

The Lithuanian White Paper provides a critical assessment of the nation's national cybersecurity ecosystem and the barriers that stand between compliance and genuine protection.

COcyber’s success story on CyberNEMO highlights how to address cybersecurity and trust challenges emerging across increasingly interconnected IoT, Edge and Cloud environments by developing end-to-end protection for critical infrastructures and digital supply chains.

The argument of the Slovenian White Paper is the difficulty of making government, industry, and academia work together, synthesising the findings of the national case study into a policy-oriented assessment of the country's cybersecurity ecosystem.

the Hungarian White paper focuses on Task 24 of the National Action Plan: the establishment of a professional forum to evaluate emerging cybersecurity technologies.

COcyber’s success story on ENSEMBLE highlights how AI powered investigation tools, specialised training programmes, secure information sharing mechanisms and public awareness activities can support law enforcement authorities, prosecutors and judicial actors in tackling cybercrime more effectively.

COcyber’s success story on SPECTRO highlights how Europe’s shortage of skilled professionals in cybersecurity and robotics can be solved by developing specialised education programmes that combine technical expertise with innovation and entrepreneurship.

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.