National Cybersecurity Strategy European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) Established by the Regulation (EU) 887/2021, the ECCC has the overall objective of promoting research, innovation, and deployment in the area of cybersecurity to strengthen the Union's strategic autonomy, to support its technological capabilities and skills and to increase the global competitiveness of the Union’s cybersecurity industry. This enhancing cybersecurity capacities, capabilities, knowledge, and infrastructure for the benefit of Member States, implementing actions under relevant Union funding programmes and promoting cybersecurity resilience and the uptake of cybersecurity best practices. To fulfil its mission, the ECCC is responsible for the implementation of cybersecurity relevant parts of Horizon Europe and the Digital Europe programmes. F Fake news False or distorted information content, artfully created, aimed at obtaining an illegal political or financial advantage. H High Performance Computing (HPC) High-powered processing systems consisting of the combination of a large number of processing nodes. Highly specialized competence centres Public-private partnerships whose task is to carry out guidance and training activities for companies on Industry 4.0 issues, as well as support in the implementation of innovation, industrial research, and experimental development projects aimed at the creation, by those companies, in particular SMEs, of new products, processes or services (or their improvement) through advanced technologies in the Industry 4.0. 40