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Toolkit for Secure Multi-Party Computation on Ledgers

This toolkit allows  libraries for two/multi-party computation to use a ledger as a communication channel instead of point-to-point connections. The toolkit consists of two parts: 1) the first module generically allows libraries from two/multi-party computation to use a ledger as a communication channel instead of point-to-point connections; 2) the second module is an upgrade of MPyC to add the possibility of verifying computations.

IoTsTrust

In this wild IoT market, estimating cybersecurity risks, selecting the right standard to comply with and getting certified during the manufacturing process is an extremely complex task. Security Requirements, Security Controls and Security Assurance Activities must be considered by all the project stakeholders including business-lines and risk-owners.

SOFIE Privacy and Data Sovereignty Component

Description

The SOFIE Privacy and Data Sovereignty component provides mechanisms that allow actors to better control their data, as well as mechanisms that protect client privacy. 

PDS enables the creation of privacy preserving surveys. These are surveys that allow users to add noise to their responses using local differential privacy mechanisms. The addition of the noise prevents third parties from learning meaningful information about specific users, but at the same time meaningful aggregated statistics can be extracted.

SOFIE Identity, Authentication and Authorisation (IAA) Component

Description

The goal of the SOFIE Identity, Authentication, and Authorisation (IAA) component is to provide mechanisms that can be used for identifying communicating endpoints, as well as for authenticating and authorising users wishing to access a protected resource. 

SOFIE Provisioning and Discovery Component

Description

The goal of the provisioning and discovery component is to enable the discovery of new IoT resources and their related metadata. Using this functionality, it is possible to decentralise the process of making new resources available to systems utilising the SOFIE framework and to automate the negotiations for the terms of use and the compensation for the use of these resources. 

The component provides the following functionalities:

SOFIE Interledger Component

Description

The purpose of the SOFIE Interledger component is to enable secure transactions between actors and devices belonging to IoT platforms (silos) using different or separate blockchains. The Interledger component then enables interaction between the ledgers, including atomic transactions across ledgers.

GDPR Temperature Tool

The GDPR Temperature Tool helps European SMEs understand just how at risk they are to sanctions or fines.

By answering a set of questions on data processing activities, the tool provides an indication, or temperature, of a company’s risk to sanctions. The higher the temperature, the higher the risk. In addition, a free a customised set of practical and actionable recommendations is provided.

H-PREDICTIVE PLATFORM

H-Predictive Platform (PAR) merges digital twins and adversary simulation to anticipate attacks and manage risk in an ICT infrastructure, thru a life long continuous process of assessment and remediation

H-Time Machine

H-Time Machine (Forensics module) supports the discovery of successful, undetected attack against a previous version of the infrastructure, and forensics investigation in case of data breach

H-AI Real Time module

H-AI Real Time module (CAP), using predictive cyber attacks database generated by H-PAR, continuously monitor the infrastructure to predict, attribute and stop attacks in Real Time. H.CAP dramatically reduces the false positive, detects 0-Day exploitation and finally neutralize it

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