CYBER-BRIDGE

Cross-Border AI-Powered Cybersecurity

Building resilient cyber infrastructure across EU member states through innovative AI-driven threat intelligence, compliance automation, and collaborative defense mechanisms.

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EU Digital Europe Programme

Strengthening Europe's Cyber Resilience

CYBER-BRIDGE addresses the growing cybersecurity challenges facing EU member states by establishing cross-border cooperation mechanisms, developing cutting-edge AI-powered security tools, and building capacity across critical infrastructure sectors.

Aligned with the NIS2 Directive, Cybersecurity Act, Cyber Resilience Act, and GDPR, our project delivers practical solutions for threat intelligence sharing, compliance automation, and collaborative incident response.

Key Focus Areas

AI-Driven Threat Intelligence
Automated Compliance Tools
Cross-Border Response
Dark Web Monitoring
Cyber Range Training
Vulnerability Scanning

Strategic Objectives

Five interconnected objectives driving CYBER-BRIDGE's mission to strengthen cross-border cybersecurity cooperation across the European Union.

SO1

Cross-Border Threat Intelligence Sharing

CYBER-BRIDGE will develop and deploy a comprehensive threat intelligence sharing platform that enables seamless, secure exchange of cybersecurity information between participating organizations across EU member states. The platform will incorporate standardized data formats (STIX/TAXII), automated threat correlation, and privacy-preserving mechanisms to ensure both effectiveness and compliance with data protection requirements.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Threat intelligence platform deployed across 5+ pilot organizations
Real-time threat sharing latency < 5 minutes
95% compatibility with STIX/TAXII standards
Cross-border incident coordination exercises conducted
SO2

AI-Driven EU Regulatory Compliance

Organizations face increasing complexity in meeting EU cybersecurity regulations. CYBER-BRIDGE addresses this challenge by developing AI-powered compliance assessment tools that automatically analyze organizational security posture against regulatory requirements, identify gaps, and provide actionable remediation recommendations. The tools will support multiple frameworks including NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and GDPR.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Compliance assessment accuracy > 90%
Support for NIS2, CRA, and GDPR requirements
50+ compliance assessments conducted during pilots
Average compliance gap identification time < 48 hours
SO3

Critical Infrastructure Resilience

Critical infrastructure sectors including energy, healthcare, and transportation face sophisticated cyber threats that can impact essential services. CYBER-BRIDGE will deliver advanced vulnerability assessment and continuous monitoring capabilities specifically designed for operational technology (OT) and industrial control system (ICS) environments, enabling proactive identification and remediation of security weaknesses.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Vulnerability assessment coverage for 3+ CI sectors
Critical vulnerability detection rate > 95%
Mean time to risk assessment < 24 hours
Pilot deployments in energy and public sector
SO4

Cybercrime Investigation Support

Effective cybercrime investigation requires sophisticated tools for monitoring criminal activities, attributing attacks, and conducting digital forensics. CYBER-BRIDGE will develop advanced dark web monitoring capabilities, threat actor profiling methodologies, and collaborative investigation tools that enable law enforcement and security teams to better understand and respond to cyber criminal activities.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Dark web monitoring coverage for relevant threat actors
Threat actor profiles developed and maintained
Cross-border investigation support provided to LEAs
Digital forensics toolkit deployed and validated
SO5

Capacity Building & Knowledge Transfer

Sustainable cybersecurity requires ongoing investment in human capital and knowledge sharing. CYBER-BRIDGE will establish comprehensive training programs utilizing cyber range environments, develop educational materials and curricula, and implement knowledge transfer mechanisms that ensure project outcomes benefit the broader European cybersecurity community beyond the consortium members.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Cyber range exercises conducted with 100+ participants
Training materials developed for 5+ cybersecurity topics
Knowledge transfer workshops held in each country
Post-project sustainability plan established
Interconnected Objectives
Unified Mission

Consortium Partners

A diverse consortium of 9 partners from 3 EU member states, combining expertise in cybersecurity, research, public administration, and critical infrastructure.

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Romania

(4 partners)
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Cyprus

(3 partners)
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Greece

(2 partners)

Diverse Expertise

Our consortium brings together different types of organizations to ensure comprehensive coverage

SMEs

Technology companies providing innovative cybersecurity solutions

Public Authorities

Government agencies ensuring policy alignment

Research Centers

Academic institutions driving innovation

Critical Infrastructure

Energy sector operators providing validation

Work Packages

Six interconnected work packages structure the CYBER-BRIDGE project activities, from management and architecture to development, pilots, and dissemination.

Project Timeline (36 Months)

WP1
Project Management
M1-M36
WP2
Requirements & Architecture
M1-M12
WP3
Compliance & Intelligence
M6-M30
WP4
Platform Development
M6-M30
WP5
Pilot Deployment
M18-M36
WP6
Dissemination
M1-M36

Pilot Use Cases

Five real-world pilot deployments validating CYBER-BRIDGE solutions across diverse sectors: energy, software, public administration, law enforcement, and IoT.

Project Results

Access deliverables, tools, and other outputs from the CYBER-BRIDGE project. Results are updated as the project progresses.

Deliverables

ID TITLE WP DUE ACCESS STATUS
D1.1 Project Management Handbook WP1 M3 Public Planned
D1.2 Data, Quality and Risk Management Plans WP1 M6 Public Planned
D1.3 Ethics and Legal Guidelines WP1 M9 Sensitive Planned
D1.4 Data Management Plan v2 WP1 M30 Public Planned
D2.1 Detailed Scenarios and Use-Case Report WP2 M9 Public Planned
D2.2 CYBER-BRIDGE System Design and Architecture WP2 M12 Public Planned
D3.1 Compliance Tracking Tools for CRA and NIS2 WP3 M12 Public Planned
D3.2 AI-Enhanced Compliance Assistant Report WP3 M15 Public Planned
D3.3 Penetration Testing and Dark Web Tools Alignment WP3 M18 Public Planned
D4.1 Platform Requirements for Compliance Verification WP4 M15 Sensitive Planned
D4.2 CYBER-BRIDGE User Dashboard Development Report WP4 M18 Sensitive Planned
D4.3 Threat Detection Tool Integration Report WP4 M20 Sensitive Planned
D5.1 Pilot Demonstration and Feedback Report WP5 M25 Public Planned
D5.2 Realistic cybersecurity exercises in Cyber Range WP5 M26 Sensitive Planned
D5.3 Penetration Testing and Performance Evaluation Report WP5 M32 Sensitive Planned
D6.1 Dissemination, Communication and Exploitation Strategy and Planning WP6 M6 Public Planned
D6.2 Dissemination and communication outreach and Stakeholder Engagement and Training Outcomes WP6 M35 Public Planned
D6.3 Market Analysis, Exploitation, and Policy Recommendations WP6 M34 Public Planned

Tools & Platforms

Key exploitable results that will be made available as the project progresses

Planned

Compliance Assessment Tool

AI-powered tool for automated NIS2 and CRA compliance assessment

Expected: Q1 2027
Planned

Threat Intelligence Platform

Cross-border threat intelligence sharing platform with STIX/TAXII support

Expected: Q1 2026
Planned

Vulnerability Scanner

Advanced vulnerability assessment tool for critical infrastructure

Expected: Q2 2026
Planned

Dark Web Monitor

Monitoring and analysis tool for dark web threat intelligence

Expected: Q3 2026
Planned

Vulnerability Assessment Suite

Comprehensive security testing and penetration testing toolkit

Expected: Q3 2026
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Cyber Range Environment

Training platform for cybersecurity exercises and simulations

Expected: Q4 2026

Open Access Commitment

CYBER-BRIDGE is committed to open science principles. Public deliverables and research outputs will be made freely available under appropriate licenses. We follow EU guidelines for open access to scientific publications and research data.

Open Access Publications

All public deliverables and scientific papers freely accessible

FAIR Data Principles

Research data is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable

Open Source Tools

Selected project tools released under open source licenses

News & Updates

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LOCATION

Bucharest, Romania

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