Cybersecurity and privacy dialogue between Europe and Japan

Based on D2.1, this report identifies and describes the mechanisms to finance research in both regions, reviews the main research directions in the field, identify the strong and weak points and highlights common interests between the EU and Japan which may create opportunities, explored in WP4.

The dissemination report will describe the community engagement activities of the project during year 2. It will include guidelines and recommendations for building future projects with Japanese partners.

The deliverable describes the targeted community engagement and dialogue activities undertaken by the project, in addition to the workshops. It includes a collection of sources and cybersecurity related material describing the current research scenarios in both regions.

Cybersecurity roadmaps and work programmes get updated and this deliverable will reflect the latest advances described in the Cyber-security roadmaps and other sources identified by D2.1.

Using D3.1, this deliverable will analyse existing and potential challenges in cybersecurity where relevant opportunities and strategies can be shared between Europe and Japan. It will formulate a preliminary set of topics in which EUNITY can engage the community further, and align these topics with the work of the scope 1 CSA and ECSO.

The dissemination report will describe the community engagement activities of the project during year 1 and the Japanese research activities landscape.

This deliverable will produce the strategic research and innovation agenda of the project. This agenda will be disseminated to the relevant constituencies (ECSO and scope 1 CSA), for inclusion in the European and Japanese research roadmaps.

The proceedings will include on one hand the presentations and supporting documentation provided by the speakers, and on the other hand a report on the interactions and the feedback provided by the attendees.

The website will be the main channel through which information about EUNITY will be delivered to the public. A dissemination handbook will be provided with the website, to support the partners' dissemination efforts. It will remain open at least 3 years after the end of the project.

The proceedings will include on one hand the presentations and supporting documentation provided by the speakers, and on the other hand a report on the interactions and the feedback provided by the attendees.