Security Operation Centres Capacity building for European Resilience
Empowering Europe's Digital Defense
Interconnected SOCs supported by state-of-the-art technologies.
Creating a Secure Digital Space with Innovative SOCs and AI
Recent events have elevated cybersecurity to a top risk. The SOCCER project answers the EU’a call for Capacity building of Security Operation Centres and unites cyber and technology experts from Germany, France, Hungary, and Romania.
Security Operation Centres (SOCs) reinforced and interconnected.
Technology enhanced with AI and machine learning capabilities.
Secured data flow and enhanced monitoring capabilities.
Secured sharing of TIS across European entities for better detetction.
Our goals
We are commited to:
Enhancing the EU’S cybersecurity resilience
The project aims to create, support, and interconnect SOCs in three European countries, allowing for reinforced capacities to monitor and detect cyber threats.
Enabling the efficient and secure sharing of data
The consortium will develop and implement cutting-edge technologies for secure access to data (Security Hub) and the sharing of threat intelligence signals (TIS).
Securing technological sovereignty
The use of cutting-edge AI, machine learning capabilities will make it possible to share and correlate threat intelligence signals more efficiently and more rapidly.
Ensuring compliance with European objectives
The consortium approach is in line with European cybersecurity strategies and applicable legislation and adheres to all relevant member states’ standards.
Project Consortium
The goal of the consortium is to match technical (TS) and research (SZTAKI) experts with market experts (SI, ORO) to provide a full lifecycle approach to cybersecurity challenges.
Security Operation Centres
The project aims to increase the cyber resilience of the EU by creating, strengthening, and interconnecting SOCs in three European countries.
Signal Iduna Security Operation Centre
SI currently runs a SOC leveraging their SIEM to detect infrastructure security events and has a Chief Information Security Office (CISO) that is responsible for IT and data security.
Orange Romania Security Operation Centre
ORO plans on strengthening their commercial SOC in Romania, to increase its operational capacity, enable growth for our customer base, and add capabilities while leveraging on an exchange platform for threat intelligence.
HUN-REN SZTAKI Security Operation Centre
The federated SOC for Hungarian Research Institutes and Research Centres (RI/RCs) is still in its early incubation stage. A general security policy framework has already been established.