CONSENTIS is geared to alleviate the challenges posed by personal data sharing towards the implementation of EU regulations and strategic initiatives like eIDAS, EU Data Spaces and GDPR. It introduces a novel framework which offers Self-Sovereign Identity and user-centric consent management solutions that enables users to (a) have full control over their personal data collection and usage and (b) provide informed consent through user-friendly interfaces and notifications. The proposed framework is agnostic to existing services and formats and guarantees high levels of protection avoiding potential legal uncertainty, through a continuous assessment mechanism for security, risk and legal aspects. CONSENTIS is an industry-oriented project, with SMEs and large companies covering more than 80% of the consortium and is built on a collaboration of 12 organisations from 9 EU member states and associated countries. The Consortium includes: 2 academic institutions, 8 SMEs and 2 large industry partners that bear strong interest and relevance to the project objectives and are highly committed in the delivery of scientific excellence and innovation in the fields of identity management and SSI, consent management, blockchain and smart contracts, user interfaces/user experience, cybersecurity and PETs, business and market impact and EU laws, policies and regulations for human rights and technology.

SYNAPSE aims to design, develop & deliver an Integrated Cyber Security Risk & Resilience Management Platform, with holistic Situational Awareness, Incident Response & Preparedness capabilities. The proposed platform will encompass: (i) Incident Response through process automation and orchestration mechanisms, also covering organisational/business aspects (e.g., business continuity processes); (ii) AI-enhanced Situational Awareness, encompassing extraction & analytics of actionable and pertinent Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), along with attack early warning & threat hunting systems; (iii) Preparedness through cybersecurity, privacy & business continuity training, covering different training delivery means, allowing it to tailor the delivery method to the content; (iv) Technical & economic risk management, integrating outputs of (i)-(iii) above and supporting risk-benefit analyses (including what-if scenarios) to inform decision-making and enable risk transfer schemes with Smart Contract-enabled cybersecurity insurance; (v) Continuous feedback between (i)-(iv) above, along with standards-based sharing, alerting & reporting (intra- & inter- Member State), based on outputs of (i)-(iii) above, thus enabling the establishment of shared situational awareness, coordinated response and joint preparedness