The CURIUM project is committed to enhancing cybersecurity across Europe by supporting the adoption of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and related EU regulations. Through a comprehensive approach that includes training, testing, consulting, and collaboration, CURIUM seeks to provide industries, SMEs, and researchers with the tools and expertise needed to improve compliance and security. By promoting knowledge exchange and strategic partnerships, the project aims to ensure long-term resilience and competitiveness in the evolving digital landscape.
- Training: The CURIUM platform will offer tailored training materials and activities, leveraging resources from consortium partners and external sources. The content will cover CURIUM Compliance tools and relevant EU policies.
- Experimentation & Testing: CURIUM’s partner p-NET will provide cloud-based testing infrastructure for the consortium and external stakeholders, ensuring secure and reliable operations.
- Consulting & Support: Consulting services will connect industries and SMEs with relevant expertise, addressing cybersecurity resilience and regulatory compliance in Europe.
- Awareness & Knowledge Transfer: CURIUM aims to raise awareness and engage stakeholders across various sectors (government, academia, industry, etc.) to maximize its impact on Europe’s economy and society. Activities will promote innovation and public understanding of energy-sustainability technologies. The EU Cybersecurity Skills Academy will be a key partner in training and dissemination efforts. Workshops and information days will be held to support the activity.
- Collaboration & Sustainability: Post-project sustainability will be ensured through CURIUM’s partner, EIT, which actively participates in multiple European Digital Innovation Hubs. Additionally, collaboration with ENISA, national authorities, and the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) will strengthen Europe’s cybersecurity capabilities and foster long-term growth.