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November 5, 2024

CYPSEC 2024: Engaging with the European Cybersecurity Community

On 5 November 2024, the EUCINF project participated in CYPSEC 2024, one of Cyprus' leading cybersecurity conferences, held in Nicosia. The event brought together cybersecurity professionals, researchers, policymakers and industry representatives to discuss emerging cyber threats, digital resilience and innovative security solutions for protecting critical infrastructures and information systems.

Representing the project, 8Bells hosted an exhibition booth where attendees had the opportunity to learn about EUCINF's objectives and its contribution to strengthening Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) capabilities. The event also provided valuable opportunities to exchange knowledge, engage with the cybersecurity community and promote collaboration with organisations working across the European digital security landscape.

Participation in CYPSEC 2024 reinforced EUCINF's commitment to innovation, knowledge sharing and international cooperation, supporting the development of advanced technologies that contribute to a more secure, resilient and interconnected European cybersecurity ecosystem.

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April 10, 2024

EUCINF Showcased at the EU-GUARDIAN 1st Dissemination Workshop

On 10 April 2024, the EUCINF project participated in the EU-GUARDIAN 1st Dissemination Workshop, held in Sofia, Bulgaria. The event brought together researchers, industry experts and defence stakeholders to discuss how artificial intelligence, automation and advanced analytics are transforming Europe's cyber defence capabilities and strengthening resilience against emerging digital threats.

During the workshop, Alejandro Campos (INDRA) presented EUCINF's vision and technological approach, highlighting the development of an AI-driven Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) Toolbox designed to support the detection, analysis and mitigation of information threats through configurable applications and realistic validation environments.

By participating in the workshop, EUCINF strengthened its visibility within the European cybersecurity community while fostering collaboration with complementary initiatives, reinforcing the importance of innovation and cooperation in building a more secure, resilient and technologically advanced European defence ecosystem.



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June 17 to 21, 2024

EUCINF Presented at Eurosatory 2024

From 17 to 21 June 2024, the EUCINF project participated in Eurosatory 2024, one of the world's leading international exhibitions for defence and security, held in Paris, France. The event brought together government authorities, armed forces, industry leaders and research organisations to explore the latest innovations shaping the future of European defence and cybersecurity.

During the exhibition, Charlotte Graire (ADF) represented EUCINF in a roundtable discussion, presenting the project's vision and its contribution to developing an AI-driven Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) Toolbox. The discussion highlighted the importance of advanced analytics, configurable technologies and collaborative innovation in addressing emerging cyber and information threats.

Participation in Eurosatory 2024 strengthened EUCINF's visibility within the European defence community and reinforced its commitment to supporting innovation, interoperability and cooperation across Europe's evolving cyber defence ecosystem.

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September 25–26, 2024

EUCINF Highlights AI-Driven Solutions at the JRC Disinformation Workshop 2024

On 25–26 September 2024, the EUCINF project participated in the JRC Disinformation Workshop, organised by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) in Ispra, Italy. The event brought together policymakers, researchers, journalists and cybersecurity experts to exchange knowledge on tackling disinformation and strengthening Europe's resilience against information manipulation.

During the workshop, Guillaume Gadek (ADF) presented one of EUCINF's operational scenarios, showcasing how the project combines artificial intelligence, advanced analytics and innovative technologies to support the detection and analysis of coordinated information threats. The presentation highlighted the project's contribution to developing practical capabilities for complex digital environments.

Participation in the workshop reinforced EUCINF's commitment to collaborative research and technological innovation, supporting European efforts to counter disinformation and strengthen the resilience of the digital information ecosystem.

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July 3 rd, 2024

The International Cybersecurity Forum: Advancing Trust in the Digital Era

The International Cybersecurity Forum stands as one of Europe’s most influential events dedicated to digital security and trust. Held annually at the Lille Grand Palais in Lille, France, the forum brings together stakeholders from across the cybersecurity ecosystem, including policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, and academic researchers. FIC serves as a key platform for dialogue and collaboration, offering insights into emerging cyber threats, innovative technological solutions, and strategic developments shaping the future of digital security.

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29–30 October 2024

EUCINF Presented at the Conference on Cybersecurity and the Fight Against Disinformation

On 29–30 October 2024, the EUCINF project was presented at the Conference on Cybersecurity and the Fight Against Disinformation, held in Murcia, Spain. The event brought together researchers, cybersecurity specialists and technology experts to discuss innovative strategies and practical approaches for countering disinformation and strengthening Europe's resilience against information manipulation.

During the conference, the University of Murcia (UMU) showcased EUCINF's objectives and ongoing research, highlighting the development of AI-based technologies, configurable applications and advanced analytical capabilities designed to detect, analyse and better understand complex information threats in digital environments.

By participating in the conference, EUCINF reinforced its commitment to research excellence, technological innovation and collaboration between academia, industry and public institutions, contributing to a more secure and resilient European digital information ecosystem.

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30 July to 2 August 2024

EUCINF Research Presented at ARES 2024

From 30 July to 2 August 2024, the EUCINF project was presented at the 19th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES 2024), held in Vienna, Austria. As one of the leading international conferences on cybersecurity, privacy and information security, ARES brings together researchers and experts to share innovative approaches to addressing emerging digital threats.

During the conference, representatives from the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) presented a scientific paper showcasing EUCINF's research on Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW). The presentation highlighted the project's AI-driven technologies, advanced analytics and innovative methodologies designed to enhance situational awareness and strengthen Europe's resilience against cyber and information threats.

By contributing to ARES 2024, EUCINF reinforced its commitment to scientific excellence, international collaboration and research-driven innovation, supporting the development of advanced cybersecurity capabilities for Europe's future defence ecosystem.

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July 3 rd, 2024

EUCINF Contributes to National Efforts Against Disinformation

In 2024, the EUCINF project contributed to the publication of "Initiatives 2024", released by Spain's Forum Against Disinformation Campaigns under the framework of the National Security Strategy 2021 (ESN21). The publication explores collaborative approaches to countering Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) and strengthening national resilience against disinformation campaigns.

Experts from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), members of the EUCINF Consortium, authored a chapter entitled "Disinformation Engineering: Technological Infrastructure of Digital Operations in Manipulation Campaigns", examining how cybersecurity principles can support the detection and analysis of modern information operations.

This contribution highlights EUCINF's commitment to advancing research, fostering public-private collaboration and supporting European initiatives aimed at strengthening resilience against information manipulation through innovative technologies and multidisciplinary expertise.

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12 February 2025

EUCINF Progress Meeting and Council of Partners Held in Brussels

On 12 February 2025, the EUCINF Progress Meeting and Council of Partners took place in Brussels, Belgium, hosted by Approach Cyber. The meeting brought together consortium partners, representatives from European institutions and defence stakeholders to review the project's progress and coordinate the next phase of development of the European Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) Toolbox.

During the meeting, partners discussed ongoing technical developments, including interoperable CIW modules, the project testbed, the module store and upcoming operational demonstrations. These activities support the creation of an integrated framework designed to strengthen Europe's capabilities in Cyber and Information Warfare through innovative, AI-enabled technologies.

Bringing together 22 organisations from 12 European countries, EUCINF continues to demonstrate the value of international collaboration in developing interoperable defence solutions. Meetings such as this reinforce cooperation across the European defence community and contribute to building a more resilient, technologically advanced and strategically autonomous Europe.

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4 to 6 June 2025

EUCINF Showcases Research Progress at JNIC 2025

From 4 to 6 June 2025, the EUCINF project participated in the 10th National Cybersecurity Research Conference (JNIC 2025), hosted by the University of Zaragoza. During the event, researchers from the University of Murcia presented the latest scientific advances achieved within the project, highlighting EUCINF's contribution to strengthening European Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) capabilities.

The presentation focused on the development of the EUCINF Toolbox, an integrated framework supporting the complete CIW operational workflow, from data collection and analysis to knowledge exploitation. It also showcased the implementation of operational scenarios developed in collaboration with the Spanish Ministry of Defence, ensuring alignment with European operational and regulatory requirements.

Participation in JNIC 2025 reinforced EUCINF's commitment to scientific excellence, innovation and collaboration, bringing together academia, industry and public institutions to support the development of advanced cybersecurity solutions for Europe's future defence ecosystem.

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1–2 July 2025

EUCINF Showcases Operational Progress at the EDF Cyber & Information Warfare Workshop

On 1–2 July 2025, the EUCINF Consortium, coordinated by INDRA, hosted the EDF Cyber & Information Warfare Workshop in Madrid, Spain. The event brought together experts, consortium partners and defence stakeholders to present the latest technological advances achieved within the project and strengthen collaboration across the European Defence Fund community.

Throughout the workshop, participants attended operational and technical demonstrations showcasing the progress of the EUCINF Toolbox, including its end-to-end Cyber and Information Warfare workflow, scenario validation activities and stakeholder engagement sessions. These demonstrations highlighted the project's commitment to developing interoperable, AI-enabled solutions capable of addressing emerging cyber and information threats.

By promoting collaboration, knowledge exchange and technological innovation, the workshop reinforced EUCINF's contribution to strengthening Europe's cyber defence capabilities and supporting a more resilient, secure and interoperable European defence ecosystem.

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3 July 2025

EUCINF Explores New Synergies with European Defence Fund Projects

On 3 July 2025, the EUCINF Consortium hosted the Synergies with Other EDF Projects Workshop in Madrid, Spain, bringing together representatives from several European Defence Fund (EDF) initiatives to strengthen collaboration, exchange knowledge and identify opportunities for future cooperation across the European defence innovation ecosystem.

During the workshop, participants explored the latest progress achieved within EUCINF while sharing experiences with projects including ECYSAP-EYE, EU-GUARDIAN, STORE and AIDA. Discussions focused on interoperability, coordinated dissemination activities and the importance of aligning technological developments to maximise the impact of European defence research.

By fostering dialogue between complementary initiatives, the workshop reinforced EUCINF's commitment to collaborative innovation and contributed to building a stronger, more connected and technologically resilient European defence ecosystem.

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September 25–26, 2024

EUCINF Progress Meeting and Council of Partners Held in Brussels

On 12 February 2025, the EUCINF Progress Meeting and Council of Partners took place in Brussels, Belgium, hosted by Approach Cyber. The meeting brought together consortium partners, representatives from European institutions and defence stakeholders to review the project's progress and coordinate the next phase of development of the European Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) Toolbox.

During the meeting, partners discussed ongoing technical developments, including interoperable CIW modules, the project testbed, the module store and upcoming operational demonstrations. These activities support the creation of an integrated framework designed to strengthen Europe's capabilities in Cyber and Information Warfare through innovative, AI-enabled technologies.

Bringing together 22 organisations from 12 European countries, EUCINF continues to demonstrate the value of international collaboration in developing interoperable defence solutions. Meetings such as this reinforce cooperation across the European defence community and contribute to building a more resilient, technologically advanced and strategically autonomous Europe.

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25 November 2025

EUCINF Advances the Development of its Cyber and Information Warfare Toolbox

On 25 November 2025, the EUCINF Consortium held the WP8 Workshop at the Space Hellas facilities in Athens, Greece, bringing together project partners to review the latest technical developments and define the next steps in the evolution of the EUCINF Toolbox. The workshop focused on key areas including the integration of the Toolbox into CyberRange environments, the development of the EUCINF Store, interoperability testing and the validation of core modules such as the Testbed and Common Functions Module.

These activities reinforce the project's commitment to delivering secure, interoperable and AI-enabled Cyber and Information Warfare (CIW) capabilities that support operational readiness and cyber resilience. By advancing collaborative innovation under the European Defence Fund (EDF), EUCINF continues to contribute to a stronger, more resilient and technologically sovereign European defence ecosystem.

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17–18 February 2026

EUCINF Successfully Completes Demo2 in France

On 17–18 February 2026, the EUCINF Consortium successfully completed Demo2, hosted by Airbus Defence and Space in Élancourt, France. The event marked an important milestone in the project, bringing together consortium partners, system integrators and end users to validate the latest capabilities of the EUCINF Toolbox through three operational scenarios focused on threat detection, data fusion and cross-domain situational awareness.

The demonstrations confirmed significant progress in system integration, interoperability and operational performance, while dedicated technical sessions enabled participants to evaluate the maturity of the platform and identify priorities for the next development phase. Representatives from six Ministries of Defence and PESCO CIDCC also contributed valuable operational feedback.

Demo2 reinforced EUCINF's commitment to collaborative innovation under the European Defence Fund (EDF), supporting the development of interoperable, AI-enabled cyber defence capabilities that strengthen Europe's resilience against emerging cyber and information threats.

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27–28 April 2026

EUCINF Presented at the First International Congress on Hybrid Threats

On 27–28 April 2026, the EUCINF project participated in the First International Congress on Hybrid Threats in the Era of Digital Acceleration, organised by the CiberEvolution Chair of Cybersecurity at Universidad CEU San Pablo in Madrid. The congress brought together experts from the armed forces, academia and industry to discuss the growing impact of hybrid threats, cognitive warfare, disinformation and cyber resilience.

During the event, Indra presented the paper "The Cognitive Domain as an Operational Dimension: Challenges, Criteria and Requirements Analysis", showcasing research developed within the EUCINF project on information operations and the role of the cognitive domain in modern defence scenarios. The presentation highlighted the importance of combining technological innovation with operational expertise to address emerging security challenges.

By participating in the congress, EUCINF reinforced its commitment to collaborative research, knowledge sharing and innovation, contributing to the development of advanced capabilities that strengthen Europe's resilience against evolving hybrid threats and support its strategic autonomy.

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6 May 2026

EUCINF Advances Cyber Threat Intelligence Research at JNIC 2026

On 6 May 2026, the EUCINF project participated in the 11th National Conference on Cybersecurity Research (JNIC 2026), held in Barcelona, Spain and organised by the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), the University of Murcia (UMU) and Indra. The conference brought together researchers, industry leaders and public institutions to discuss the latest advances in cybersecurity and the growing challenges posed by information warfare.

During the event, the consortium presented the paper "Cyber Threat Intelligence in the Context of Information Warfare within the EUCINF Project", highlighting innovative approaches to detecting disinformation campaigns, strengthening Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) and integrating AI-driven analysis to improve situational awareness and decision-making across complex digital environments.

Participation in JNIC 2026 reinforced EUCINF's commitment to scientific excellence, collaboration between academia and industry, and the development of advanced technologies that contribute to a more secure, resilient and strategically autonomous European cyber defence ecosystem.

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