Project description
Advanced data-sharing mechanisms to detect cyber-threats
Law enforcement agencies need to establish collaboration frameworks for cross-border information sharing, joint investigations, and expertise exchange to address advanced cybercrimes effectively. The EU-funded GANNDALF project aims to revolutionise the fight against complex cyber threats and cyber-dependent crimes. Specifically, it will establish advanced data-sharing mechanisms between law enforcement agencies, carefully balancing transparency and privacy according to each agency’s needs. It will also develop a decision-support toolbox featuring cutting-edge technologies for collaborative investigation, prediction, and identification of cyber threats. Additionally, GANNDALF will create a customisable sandbox for collaborative crime investigation, scenario analysis, and policy drafting, with the goal of realising the vision of Cyber Hygiene 2.0.
Objective
In order to address the fast-evolving challenges with respect to advanced forms of cybercrimes enabled by fully available state-of-the-art technologies (Crime-as-a-Service), there is a need for LEAs to form and apply cutting-edge collaboration frameworks that will break communication silos within the wider judicial ecosystem. These frameworks may span in numerous pillars, such as (i) regulated, privacy-preserving and easy sharing of information related to criminal activities enabling cross-border agency-to-agency collaboration in a transparent and explainable manner; (ii) joint criminal investigation further facilitated by beyond state-of-the-art tools enabling real-time collaboration and the full exploitation of distributed digital infrastructures to enhance cybercrime intelligence; (iii) exchanging different types of expertise (cybersecurity experts, forensics experts, lawyers and stakeholders from the judicial ecosystem, psychologists, social scientists) to realise cutting edge investigative approaches; and (iv) knowledge and best practices sharing with respect to trainings and cybercrime awareness. GANNDALF will set new grounds for the fight against advanced forms of cyber threats and cyber-dependent crimes; it will (i) realise cutting-edge agency-to-agency data sharing mechanisms, optimising the balance between transparency and privacy based on the needs of each LEA; (ii) deploy a modular, decision-support toolbox that will comprise not only ground-breaking technologies for collaborative investigation, prediction and identification of advanced forms of cyber threats, but also optimisation mechanisms enabling the full exploitation of these technologies; (iii) build on the above 2 offerings and deliver a customizable, collaborative crime investigation sandbox for scenarios, hypotheses analysis and crime investigation; and (iv) facilitate policy drafting, training and citizens’ engagement via innovative mechanisms that will realise the Cyber Hygiene 2.0 visiοn.
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HORIZON.2.3 - Civil Security for Society
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HORIZON.2.3.2 - Protection and Security
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HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL3-2023-FCT-01
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3101 LIMASSOL
Cyprus
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