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February 12 th, 2025

EUCINF Reviews Progress and Sets Next Milestones at Brussels Meeting

On 12 February, the EUCINF Progress Meeting and Council of Partners took place in Brussels, hosted by Approach Cyber. The event brought together key European stakeholders, institutional representatives and consortium members to assess recent developments and define the next steps in the implementation of the European Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) Toolbox.

Co-funded by the European Commission, EUCINF aims to strengthen Europe’s cyber and information warfare capabilities through the design, testing and deployment of advanced, AI-integrated solutions. The project focuses on developing interoperable CIW modules, a dedicated testing environment and a scalable module store, while validating these tools through realistic military and operational scenarios.

Coordinated by Airbus Defence and Space, the consortium includes 22 partners from 12 countries, representing industry, research and defence sectors. The strong participation of organisations such as Indra, Leonardo, EclecticIQ and leading universities highlights the shared commitment to European cooperation and technological sovereignty. EUCINF continues to make steady progress towards enhancing Europe’s digital defence capabilities and will share further updates as new milestones are reached.

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From 4 to 6 June, 2025

EUCINF Presents Research Advances at JNIC 2025 in Zaragoza

From 4 to 6 June 2025, EUCINF participated in the 10th National Cybersecurity Research Conference (JNIC), hosted by the University of Zaragoza in Spain. During the event, the University of Murcia team presented a scientific paper showcasing key research achievements of the project, highlighting EUCINF’s growing contribution to Europe’s cybersecurity and cyber defence research ecosystem.

The presentation focused on the development of a comprehensive operational workflow for Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW), covering the full cycle from data collection and analysis to strategic exploitation. This workflow represents a core pillar of the EUCINF Toolbox, an integrated, AI-enabled solution designed to enhance Europe’s resilience against increasingly complex and evolving digital threats.

A central element of the project is the implementation of three operational CIW scenarios and multiple use cases developed in close cooperation with the Spanish Ministry of Defence. These scenarios ensure alignment with European legal, regulatory and societal frameworks, while reinforcing the practical relevance of EUCINF’s research. By strengthening the link between academia, industry and public institutions, EUCINF continues to advance innovation and operational readiness in European cyber and information warfare capabilities.

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July 1-2 th, 2025

EUCINF Highlights Operational and Technical Progress at EDF Workshop in Madrid

On 1 and 2 July 2025, EUCINF hosted the EDF Cyber and Information Warfare Workshop in Madrid, organised by INDRA. The event brought together experts, stakeholders and project partners from across the European defence ecosystem to showcase recent operational and technical advances achieved within the EUCINF framework.

The workshop focused on the project’s end-to-end operational workflow for cyber and information warfare, covering data collection, analysis, processing and knowledge capitalisation. Through a series of technical and operational demonstrations, participants gained first-hand insight into the development of the EUCINF Toolbox and its role in strengthening Europe’s response to complex and evolving cyber threats.

The two-day programme also included scenario wrap-up sessions and structured stakeholder engagement activities, encouraging dialogue with related European defence initiatives. These exchanges supported interoperability, alignment with strategic priorities and knowledge sharing across projects. By fostering close collaboration between industry, research and public institutions, EUCINF continues to reinforce Europe’s cyber resilience and technological autonomy.

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July 3 rd, 2024

EUCINF Strengthens Collaboration at “Synergies with Other EDF Projects” Workshop in Madrid

On 3 July 2025, EUCINF hosted the “Synergies with Other EDF Projects” Workshop in Madrid, bringing together key stakeholders from across Europe’s defence innovation ecosystem. The event aimed to enhance cooperation, improve visibility and foster meaningful engagement among projects funded under the European Defence Fund (EDF).

The workshop provided a dedicated platform to strengthen collaboration with strategic initiatives such as ECYSAP-EYE, EU-GUARDIAN, STORE and AIDA. Through structured exchanges and coordinated dissemination activities, participants explored opportunities for interoperability, shared innovation and joint communication, reinforcing the importance of alignment across European defence projects.

Representatives from the European Commission, the EU Advisory Board, the EUCINF Consortium and other EDF stakeholders took part in the discussions, demonstrating a strong collective commitment to advancing next-generation defence technologies. By promoting knowledge sharing and coordinated action, EUCINF continues to contribute to Europe’s technological sovereignty, cyber resilience and long-term defence readiness.

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From 18 to 20 November, 2025

EUCINF Reinforces European Cooperation at the EU GUARDIAN Final Meeting in Madrid

From 18 to 20 November, EUCINF took part in the EU GUARDIAN Final Meeting in Madrid, joining leading European experts in cyber defence, ethical artificial intelligence and digital security. The event marked a significant milestone for the community of EU-funded defence innovation projects and provided a valuable forum for strategic dialogue and knowledge exchange.

The meeting offered an important opportunity for EUCINF to reaffirm its commitment to responsible and trustworthy innovation in defence, grounded in transparency, security and ethical principles. Throughout the sessions, the EUCINF team actively contributed to the project liaison agenda, engaging with partner initiatives such as ECYSAP-EYE, AIDA and AINCEPTION to promote interoperability and coordinated governance frameworks for autonomous systems.

These cross-project exchanges highlighted the shared commitment across European defence and AI communities to addressing emerging digital threats through robust, ethical and mission-ready technologies. As EUCINF continues to advance its work, the project remains dedicated to shaping a secure and resilient digital defence ecosystem that aligns technological innovation with European values and strategic priorities.

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25 November, 2025

EUCINF Advances Cyber Defence Innovation at WP8 Workshop in Athens

On 25 November, the EUCINF project held a dedicated WP8 Workshop at the Space Hellas offices in Athens, bringing together key partners to review progress and define the next steps in the development of the EUCINF Toolbox. The meeting focused on strengthening Europe’s cyber defence capabilities through interoperable, secure and AI-enabled solutions aligned with European Defence Fund priorities.

The workshop centred on several strategic priorities, including the integration of the EUCINF Toolbox into CyberRange environments, the continued development of the EUCINF Store for interoperability and advanced testing, and the demonstration of core components such as the Testbed and Common Functions Module. These sessions confirmed technical viability and reinforced coordination across development teams ahead of the next implementation phase.

Participants also agreed on a detailed roadmap for future innovation, focusing on scalability, enhanced interoperability and the integration of trustworthy artificial intelligence. By combining robust system design with harmonised integration and strong cooperation, EUCINF continues to strengthen Europe’s cyber defence readiness and contribute to a secure, resilient and technologically sovereign digital ecosystem.

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