N AT I O N A L C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y ST R AT E GY I V P R OJ E C T S A N D PA R T N E R S PROJECTS: EU PROJECTS • NISDUC (CEF): Developing a set of activities aimed at raising awareness, competencies, and capabilities for NIS Directive actors (national authorities, operators of essential services, and digital service providers) together with SECURITYMADEIN.LU, ILR and IBPT. • SPARTA (H2020): Developing a methodology enabling real-time critical infrastructures incidents prevention, detection, reaction and mitigation, and toolkits and frameworks supporting the design, development and verification of security-critical, large-scale distributed systems forming an Intelligent Infrastructure. • Housing+ (Erasmus+): Improving academic training in the housing and real estate field among professionals, stakeholders, policymakers and academics through training materials with an interdisciplinary, international and new technologies content (i.e., DLT and blockchain), videos and gamification. • TOKEN (H2020): Providing enablers for the introduction of disruptive technologies (namely DLT and blockchain) that contribute to accelerating the transformation of public services towards an open government model based on the principles of collaboration, transparency, and participation. FNR: • DECEPTICON: Developing procedures and tools to support various stakeholders in order to assess the presence of dark patterns in online services. tools and paradigms such as those based on machine learning (ML), particularly federated and deep learning, to blockchains and deception security, while considering the specific but highly sensitive (in terms of security) case of cross-border areas (i.e., the France-Luxembourg cross-border case). • CATALYST: Designing efficient authenticated and key agreement protocols for IoT devices and designing of privacy-preserving IoT data analysis protocols. • REGTECH4ILR: Developing a security risk management framework, comprising a regulatory authority part and a regulated entity part. • 5G INSIGHT: Designing novel security mechanisms ranging from attack detection to attack mitigation leveraging novel COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS: • NIS Cooperation (ILR): Work on developing and adapting a security risk management framework to include the sectors of the Law of 28 May 2019 transposing the NIS Directive, taking into account systemic risks in and between sectors. • DG-SEC (DoD): Developing a blockchain-based system to support the authorisation and improvement of security in the execution of the transport of dangerous waste across Europe. 43