A Cognitive Detection System for Cybersecure Operational Technologies

A Cognitive Detection System for Cybersecure Operational Technologies

Acronym

IDUNN

Description of the granted funding

Data is becoming the core engine of businesses. Data allows extracting, exchanging and sharing value out of the myriad of production and service chains that are no longer under a centralised distribution. As a result, an IT and OT convergence based on the integration of multiple ICT systems will transform market dynamics that present specific security challenges in a context of ever-accelerating change in terms of the threat landscape, attack surface, ecosystems, solutions and regulation. IDUNN’s main objective will focus on adding this trust ingredient to any business by making its ICT systems resilience to cyber-attacks. To achieve that, IDUNN will create a security shield in the form of tools, methodologies, microservices and initial standards compatible with any ICT supply chain. IDUNN will demonstrate a secure Continuity Plan for ICT based organisations by creating and validating a unique Cognitive Detection System for Cybersecure Operational Technologies. Faced with a possible incident, IDUNN will know how to act quickly to alleviate it, and in turn generate a cognitive learning process, which reduces human intervention and provides forecasting capabilities. In this respect, IDUNN will be capable of learning to protect themselves from new threats since they are constantly updated. IDUNN project will develop a complete integrated solution, modular and adaptative to different scenarios. Only when ICT systems behave securely, digital trust will be achieved. The deployment of IDUNN will (i) increase trust in ICT for both IT and OT, (ii) decrease person effort to ensure cybersecurity operations, (iii) increase response and lower recovery time, and above all, (iv) will have a crucial impact in the productivity of any businesses that make use of these secured ICT chains by ensuring that all technologies, services, and tools are defined to guarantee the continuation of the business, providing reasonable effective security and trust for the daily operations.
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Starting year

2021

End year

2024

Granted funding

816 875 €
Participant
BITTIUM SAFEMOVE OY
95 550 €
Third party
BITTIUM WIRELESS OY
400 575 €
Participant
GRUPO S 21SEC GESTION SA (ES)
318 937.5 €
Participant
COSYNTH GMBH & CO KG (DE)
194 075 €
Participant
MONDRAGON ASSEMBLY SA (FR)
229 687.5 €
Participant
FAGOR ARRASATE S COOP (ES)
265 212.5 €
Participant
ASOCIACION DE INDUSTRIAS DE CONOCIMIENTO Y TECNOLOGIA - GAIA - EUSKALHERRIKO EZAGUTZA ETA TEKNOLOGIA INDUSTRIEN ELKARTEA (ES)
151 625 €
Participant
DIN DEUTSCHES INSTITUT FUER NORMUNG EV (DE)
164 120 €
Participant
IKERLAN S. COOP (ES)
1 181 875 €
Coordinator
OFFIS EV (DE)
583 125 €
Participant
MONDRAGON GOI ESKOLA POLITEKNIKOA JOSE MARIA ARIZMENDIARRIETA S COOP (ES)
112 750 €
Third party

Amount granted

4 514 408 €

Funder

European Union

Funding instrument

Innovation action

Framework programme

Horizon 2020 Framework Programme

Call

Programme part
Secure societies - Protecting freedom and security of Europe and its citizens (5452)
Improve cyber security (5456)
Topic
Intelligent security and privacy management (SU-DS02-2020)
Call ID
H2020-SU-DS-2020

Other information

Funding decision number

101021911
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