Dual-use technologies

Scope: The objective is to enhance operational cooperation between the civil and defence spheres through the development of dual-use working prototypes, ready-to-market products and operational infrastructures related to cybersecurity technologies, applications and tools that have relevance in both civilian and defence context. Examples of domains of interest for this call topic are: Quantum-Safe Cryptography: Develop encryption methods resistant to quantum computing attacks. These solutions will ensure secure communication and data protection for critical civilian and military infrastructures. Zero Trust Architectures (ZTA): Implement ZTA frameworks to enhance endpoint security and prevent unauthorised access to critical systems. These architectures can serve both civilian applications (e.g. healthcare, finance) and defence systems. AI-Driven Threat Detection and Response: Deploy advanced AI tools for real-time threat detection, mitigation and response. AI can be leveraged for anomaly detection in critical networks, adaptive defence mechanisms, and predictive risk assessments. AI-driven threat detection systems can enhance the ability of stakeholders, including Law Enforcement Authorities, to analyse large datasets and identify patterns of malicious activity. These systems also enable real-time prioritisation of actionable intelligence and can support investigations across sectors. Ethical considerations, including compliance with the GDPR and AI Act, must guide their deplo…

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