Digital Twins architectures and security capabilities: a Game-Changer for Cybersecurity, 26 April 2024, Webinar

This upcoming knowledge sharing session, spearheaded by the ECCO Community Group on Road-Mapping, will delve into Digital Twins (DTs), a cutting-edge technology which is revolutionizing business models across the globe, offering unprecedented simulation and prediction capabilities tailored to every scenario and application context.

In the light of this technological innovation and its potential for multiple use cases, the webinar we’ll explore the untapped potential of DTs beyond their conventional use. We will dive into two key areas of interest:

• Harnessing the power of DTs for the protection of critical systems.
• Navigating the challenges of deploying this technology from a secure standpoint.

For both perspectives, the NIST cybersecurity framework has been widely considered as the guide, mapping out the necessary security measures and demonstrating how DTs can be utilised for protection purposes.

The webinar will also will also introduce the technological concept of Digital Twin and its application in some exciting use cases. Finally the webinar will look into the future challenges.

Registration: 

The virtual event will be held through Webex. 

Register here to attend: https://europeancybersecurityorganisation-mzu.my.webex.com/weblink/register/rf1c8bb4008b6feaefa9438d599c0aa21

Agenda:

• Introduction to DT (10 mins) Javier Lopez, University of Malaga
• DT Architectures (15 min) Javier Lopez 
• DTs for the protection of digital systems (15 min) Javier Lopez, University of Malaga, & Cristina Alcaraz, University of Malaga
• Application of the NIST cybersecurity framework to DT  (15 mins) Cristina Alcaraz, University of Malaga
• Conclusion (5 mins) Cristina Alcaraz, University of Malaga
• Q&A  (10 mins)
   

Do not miss out on the opportunity to be a part of an essential discussion on Digital Twins architectures and security capabilities. We look forward to your active participation and contribution to strengthening Europe's cybersecurity landscape.

The ECCO project, in collaboration with the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) and the main coordinators of the four Pilot projects on Competence Centres (UniBwM and TIS for CONCORDIA; RHEA for ECHO; UMU and Goethe Uni for CYBERSEC4EUROPE; CEA, CNR and Fraunhofer for SPARTA), has established a Community Group on Start-ups, Scale-ups, and SMEs.