Description du projet
Une suite logicielle innovante pour l’évaluation de la sécurité des systèmes 5G
Tirant son nom du dieu romain de la bonne foi, le projet SANCUS, financé par l’UE, cherche à révolutionner les efforts de la recherche européenne dans le domaine de la cybersécurité. En associant 15 partenaires issus de huit pays d’Europe, l’objectif est d’élaborer un programme de logiciel d’analyse pour des processus d’échantillonnage statistique uniforme, d’audit et de défense. Les notions de cybersécurité et de confidentialité numérique seront fusionnées dans des stratégies d’optimisation, afin d’obtenir une recommandation de défense optimale dans le contexte de l’environnement des réseaux de télécommunication. Plus précisément, le projet proposera un programme combinant une modélisation unique des unités de l’Internet des objets et des techniques de jeu innovantes fondées sur l’intelligence artificielle. Il organisera également des cas d’utilisation pilotes afin d’évaluer les performances du programme sur les couches logicielles de microprogramme, de virtualisation et de gestion.
Objectif
The project involves 15 Partners from 8 European countries, and aims to design and develop an analySis software scheme of uNiform statistiCal sampling, aUdit and defence proceSses (SANCUS – an Roman god of trust). The main idea draws on formalising the logic of expressing (for the first time) the notions of cyber security and digital privacy by means of final formulas and fuse them into optimisation strategies to acquire the truly optimum defence recommendation in dynamic manner, i.e. with respect to the runtime changes of the telecommunications network environment. In this respect, SANCUS will dimension new inclusive Key Performance Indicator metric, namely, the security-vs-privacy-vs-reliability efficiency trade-off, for measuring the system network cybersecurity and privacy performance explicitly, flexibly, automatically and agnostically. To realise the heterogeneity of the security and privacy levels across the system network and its supply chain, the proposed scheme sits on six efficient engines, namely, FiV, CiV, SiD, AcE, MiU and GiO, which combine unique modelling of the Internet of Things units, cuttingedge methods for automated firmware and software validation and verification, and innovative Artificial Intelligence driven game techniques for the automated optimisation of the control and trust of digital services. Extended evaluations of the project outcomes are also considered by means of developing contemporary network testbed prototype built on latest 5G and cloud-native system setting and running three pilot use cases for examining the scheme performance across Firmware, Virtualisation and Management software layers. The SANCUS scheme will be delivered as integrated software suite and it is expected to revolutionise the European research and development efforts, in and out, the cybersecurity regime. All outcomes are planned to be audited and disseminated extensively.
Champ scientifique
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesartificial intelligence
- engineering and technologyelectrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineeringinformation engineeringtelecommunicationstelecommunications networksmobile network5G
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencessoftware
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesinternet
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencescomputer security
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RIA - Research and Innovation actionCoordinateur
92230 Gennevilliers
France