André PIRLET. Horizon-2020 appels G, Cybersecurity & other SECURITY

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1 André PIRLET Horizon-2020 appels G, Cybersecurity & other SECURITY

2 Mise en garde Les informations communiquées n ont pas encore été adoptées par la Commission Européenne; elles constituent des visions préliminaires des services de la Commission 24/09/

3 Programme H2020 trois priorités - 3 -

4 5G Context 5G cppp phases 1 and 2 have supported R&I on technologies and architectures for 5G. This Phase 3 targets their validation in a system context and for multiple use cases, with performances well beyond those of early 5G trials planned over the -20 period with "non standalone" 5G implementations, and supporting innovative "vertical" use cases as per the 5G Action Plan adopted by the Commission. It also aims at leveraging 5G technologies towards downstream innovation both at service and product levels, at maintaining a significant long term commitment to prepare for 5G "Long Term Evolution", and at leveraging international cooperation towards industrial consensus on 5G key aspects such as interoperability, architecture, standards, and spectrum. 24/09/

5 5G Calls ICT-17- : 5G End to End Facility ICT-18- : 5G for cooperative, connected and automated driving (cross border) ICT : Advanced 5G validation trials across multiple vertical industries ICT : 5 G Long Term Evolution ICT-21- : EU-US Collaboration for advanced wireless platforms ICT-22- : EU-China 5G Collaboration ICT : EU-Taiwan 5G Collaboration - 5 -

6 Call ICT-17- ICT-17-5 G End to End Facility ATTENTION!! : deadline déjà le 31 JAN!! RIA with the aim to set up and use a Facility to : - Validate the 5G network KPIs through trials, as defined by the 5G Public Private Partnership (5G PPP) - Prepare an extensive validation platform for vertical use cases In addition, the project must validate early versions of relevant standards and prepare for foreseen new versions. JAN 60 M RIA M

7 Call ICT-18- ICT-18-5G for cooperative, connected and automated mobility (CCAM) Need to qualify 5G as core infrastructure for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) AVR 50 M Need to foresee a wide range of services to connected vehicles to support innovative business models (use cases) Validation of 5G must be realised through CROSS BORDER trials along 5G corridors, with many new developments (new frequency bands, Mobile Edge Computing,..) 4-7 IA 12,5-25 M - 7 -

8 Call ICT-19- ICT Advanced 5G validation trials across multiple vertical industries Technological and business validation of 5G end to end connectivity and associated management. Trials for specific vertical use cases and demonstration of 5G PPP KPIs Operations of one application vertical domain should not affect the performance of other applications!! Need to address high density location and very high data volumes applications. NOV M RIA/ CSA M - 8 -

9 CYBERSECURITY Context The Cybersecurity contractual Public Private Partnership (cppp) was established in July 2016 aiming at building trust among Member States and industry by fostering cooperation at early stages in the R&I process and helping to align demand and supply. It will facilitate the engagement of end-users in sectors that are important beneficiaries and customers of cybersecurity solutions towards defining and providing to the industry their sector-specific digital security, privacy and data protection common requirements. The topics belonging to this Cybersecurity call are part of the contribution of the Commission to the cybersecurity cppp. Proposals under this call may be subject to security scrutiny if they could potentially lead to security-sensitive results that should be classified + they should consider the relevant human factor and social aspects. 24/09/

10 Calls CYBERSECURITY SU-ICT-01- : Dynamic countering of cyber-attacks (voir détails) SU-ICT : Building blocks for resilience in evolving ICT systems SU-ICT : Advanced cybersecurity and digital privacy technologies SU-ICT : Quantum Key Distribution testbed SU-DS01- : Cybersecurity preparedness-cyber range, simulation and economics SU-DS : Management of cyber-attacks and other risks SU-DS : Digital Security and privacy for citizens and SMEs and Micro Enterprises SU-DS : Cybersecurity in the Electrical Power and Energy System (EPES) SU-DS : Digital security, privacy and accountability in critical sectors

11 Call SU-ICT-01- SU-ICT-01- Dynamic countering of cyber-attacks Proposals need to focus on 2 subtopics : 40 M a) Cyber-attacks management-advanced assurance and protection : Use of AI and deep learning for recognition of malicious activities + use of cyber threat intelligence in anticipation of cyberattacks b) Cyber-attacks management advanced response and recovery Assessment on how attacks propagate and how to best recover from threat/attack, use of massive data collection, use of encryption mechanisms 4-7 IA 4-5 M

12 Call SU-ICT SU-ICT Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) testbed Experimental platform to test anda validate concept of end-to-end security, providing QKD as a service : proposed solutions should demonstrate resistance against known hacking techniques. 15 M IA Proposed testbed should demonstrate different applications of QKD, with involvement of stakeholders (telecom equipment manufacturers, Users, QKD providers ) 15 M

13 Call SU-DS01 SU-DS01- Cybersecurity preparedness cyber range, simulation and economics Urgent need for highly valuable cybersecurity professionals & security experts need to be in a constant learning process. 16 M IA Proposals should develop, test and validate highly customizable dynamic simulators serving as knowledge-based platforms M

14 Call SU-DS04 SU-DS04- Cybersecurity in the Electrical Power and Energy System (EPES): an armour against cyber and privacy attacks Need for new security approaches detecting and preventing threats with severe impacts, improving EPES resilience 20 M IA Need for a pilot/demonstrator at city level, involving generators, one primary substation, secondary substations and end users. 6-8 M

15 Call SU-DS05 SU-DS05- Digital security, privacy and accountability in critical sectors There are critical sectors identified in the NIS Directive : - Energy - Transport - Banking & Finance - Health sector - Drinking Water Need to protect critical infrastructures in these sectors. But in, proposals should focus on digital security, privacy and personal data protection in finance 4-7 8,5 M IA 3-4 M

16 Programme SECURITY At the core of research in Security is the development of new products to meet the needs of security practitioners. Research is not just about developing new technologies or applying emerging technologies, but also requires understating phenomena such as violent radicalisation and the development of more effective policies and interventions. This means social sciences and the humanities will be involved. To help end results correspond to real needs, research will generally require the involvement of security practitioners and those working with at-risk groups, for example fire and rescue services, police forces, border and coast guards, municipalities, social workers, educators and civil society actors. One challenge is segmentation of civil security industry largely into national markets. Progressive development of a single market also in this area can be expected to bring benefits of economies of scale, providing incentives to businesses to develop new solutions and lowering costs for purchasers. To facilitate supply and demand for new goods and services, innovative procurement (PCP, PPI) will be used. 24/09/

17 Calls INFRA & Resilient Societies SU-INFRA : Prevention, detection, response and mitigation of combined physical and cyber threats to critical infrastructure in Europe SU-INFRA : Security for smart and safe cities, including for public spaces SU-DRS : Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects for disaster-resilient societies SU-DRS : Technologies for first responders SU-DRS : Pre-normative research and demonstration for disaster-resilient societies SU-DRS : Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) cluster SU-DRS : Methodical demonstration of novel concepts for the management of pandemic crises :

18 Call SU-INFRA-01 SU-INFRA01- Prevention, detection, response and mitigation of combined physical and cyber thereats to crtical EU INFRA 24 M Proposals should cover forecast, assessment of physical and cybr risks, prevention, detection, response, mitigation of consequences, fast recovery Need to address in detail all aspects of interdependency, demonstrate accuracy of risk assessment, with specific examples, enhance real-teime security management With largest variety of beneficiaries 4-7 IA 7-8 M

19 Call SU-DRS01 SU-DRS01- Human factors, and social, societal and organisational aspects for disaster-resilient societies Need to assess and test strategies, processes and methods of disaster resilience & disaster management. 5 M RIA With help from relevant security practitioners, and consortia are encouraged to seek cooperation with Japan 5 M Need for intensive sharing of good practices

20 Call SU-DRS02 SU-DRS02- Technologies for first responders Need for novel solutions improving protection of first responders. In following sub-topics will be covered : - sto1 : Victim-detection technologies : for quick detection of victims from natural disasters or terrorist attacks 21 M RIA 7 M - Sto4 : Open, provided that proposals involve a large number of first responders organisations

21 Call SU-DRS03 SU-DRS03- Pre-normative research and demonstration for disaster resilient societies Proposals on pre-normative research (M/487) should deal in with : Sto1 : Pre-standardisation for the security of water supply : Integration of current technologies for ensuring both safety and security of water, including monitoring of reservoirs..; 6 M IA 6 M

22 Calls FCT & BES SU-FCT : Human factors and social, societal, and organisational aspects to solve issues in fighting against crime and terrorism SU-FCT : Technologies to enhance the fight against crime and terrorism SU-FCT : Information and data stream management to fight against (cyber)crime and terrorism (use of Big Data) SU-FCT : Explosives : detection, intelligence, forensics SU-BES : Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects of border and external security SU-BES : Technologies to enhance border and external security SU-BES03-EBCGA : Demonstration of applied solutions to enhance border and external security

23 Call SU-FCT01 SU-FCT01- Human factors, and social, societal and organisational aspects to solve issues in fighting against crime and terrorism 10 M Proposed approaches need to rely on existing knowledge and to exclude approaches that have previously failed. Consortia should involve relevant security practitioners, and should deal in with : - sto1 : Trafficking of human beings and child sexiual exploitation - sto4 : Open, provided that proposals are supported by large number of practitioners 4-6 RIA 5 M

24 Call SU-FCT02 SU-FCT02- Technologies to enhance the fight against crime and terrorism Growing need to focus on emerging technologies. In, proposals could cover following sub-topics : - sto2 : digital forensics in the context of criminal investigations: validation of digital evidence, data gathering, - sto4 : Open : but in accordance with all relevant legislation 21 M RIA 7 M

25 Call SU-FCT03 SU-FCT03- Information and data stream management to fight against (cyber)crime and terrorism Need for systems to allow for identification of suspicious events or of criminals ; proposals are invited from consortia involving relevant security practitioners, leading to best solutions against cybercrime and terrorists. 8 M IA 8 M

26 Call SU-BES01 SU-BES01- Human factors and social, societal and organisational aspects of border and external security Proposals are invited in to address related R&I issues, to cover these sub-topics : 10 M RIA - sto1 : detecting security threats possibly resulting from certain perceptions abroad, that deviate from the reality of the EU - sto4 : open, provided the proposal is supported by a large number of relevant practitioners M

27 Call SU-BES02 SU-BES02- Technologies to enhance border and external security In, proposals are invited to cover : - sto1 : providing integrated situational awareness and applying augmented reality to border security - sto6 : open, provided that proposals are supported by large number of relevant practitioners 21 M RIA 7 M

28 Call SU-BES03 SU-BES03-EBCGA- Demonstration of applied solutions to enhance border and external security EBCGA stands for European Border and Coast Guard Agency, and EBCGA will manage the phases of the project lifecycle.. 10 M IA In, proposals should be submitted under these sub-topics : - sto1 : Remotely piloted aircrafts and underwater autonomous platforms to be used from on-board offshore patrol vessels - sto4 : open, provided proposals are supported by large number of practitioners M

29 Calls GENERAL MATTERS SU-GM : Pan-European networks of practitioners and other actors in the field of security SU-GM : Strategic pre-commercial procurements of innovative, advanced systems to support security SU-GM : Pre-commercial procurements of innovative solutions to enhance security

30 Call SU-GM01 SU-GM01- Pan-European networks of practitioners and other actors in the field of security In, CSA proposals are expected to associate : - Innovation clusters from around Europe : for pooling and sharing of resources and expertise.. - Procurement agencies 5 M CSA 3.5/1. 5 M

31 Call SU-GM02 SU-GM02- Strategic pre-commercial procurements of innovative, advanced systems to support security In, proposals are invited to cover : - sto1 : common requirements specifications for innovative, advanced systems to support security 6 M CSA 1 M

32 Call SU-GM03 SU-GM03- Pre-commercial procurements of innovative solutions to enhance to enhance security 7 M Practitioners from several countries are invited to proceed with the procurement of innovative solutions to enhance their operational capability In 5 phases, involving prototypes!! PCP 2-12 M

33 Retroplanning Aujourd hui NOV 2017 AVR/AOU 24/09/

34 André PIRLET Merci pour votre attention! Questions?