The 6Gsec Common Path and Cardinal Points “6Gsec CP²” event was organised by the SNS OPS project, ECSO and Networld Europe. It took place on the 23 of January 2024 in Paris, France, hosted by PTTC (Transfer Programme at the Cyber Campus). “6Gsec CP²” brings together the Cyber and 6G communities to discuss:
European policies, threat landscapes and known challenges
Current Research and innovation agendas
Technical focus and collaboration perspectives
This event is a unique opportunity for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers from both the Cyber and 6G communities to come together and share their insights on how to ensure the security of 6G networks and services.
The event featured several keynote speakers, as well as panel discussions and technical sessions addressing the topics below:
The future of cybersecurity in the 6G era
Opportunities to build mutual understanding,
Research roadmap convergence and collaborations between the Cyber and 6G communities
The SAFE-6G kick-off meeting took place in Telefonica premises in Madrid. It was a 2-day meeting (16-17 January 2024) full of presentations and dicussions about the project’s initial period. Our kick-off meeting brought together a diverse group of talented individuals, each bringing their unique skills and expertise to the table. The group photo reflects not just faces, but a collective spirit fueled by passion and commitment to our shared goals.
SAFE-6G project is one of the 27 winner projects of the 2nd SNS Call The SNS JU now counts a portfolio of 62 research, innovation, and trials projects, with 27 new projects selected following the evaluation of proposals submitted under the SNS JU second call. The 27 projects announced today launch the second phase of the SNS Roadmap, which will be further expanded with the future 3rd and 4th SNS JU Calls and the resulting projects that will kickstart their activities within 2025 and 2026 respectively. The launch of the new projects follows the formal decision of the SNS JU Governing Board. SAFE-6G is a winner of the “Reliable Services and Smart Security: Ensuring a secure transition to 6G that prioritises user data protection and privacy, reliability, trust and resilience” portofolio. You may learn more here: https://smart-networks.europa.eu/6g-research-gets-a-130-million-eur-eu-funding-boost-in-europe