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    Fraunhofer AISEC

    Fraunhofer AISEC

    Fraunhofer AISEC provides trusted gateway technology and dynamic usage contracts for data to SAFE4SOC.
     

    “Our mission is to enable trusted data sharing for sensitive threat and incident data. The establishment of data sharing channels and a trusted Situational Awareness Platform will foster data exchange between entities as required by the NIS2 directive and can help to establish relationships between Security Operating Centers (SOCs) across Europe.”

    Location

    Garching, Germany
    Website

    Bio

    The Fraunhofer Institute for Applied and Integrated Security AISEC is considered one of the leading international institutions with regard to applied research in the field of cybersecurity. More than 150 highly qualified employees work to develop customized security concepts and solutions for both commercial businesses and the public sector in order to significantly improve the overall competitiveness of customers and partners. Among these are solutions for greater data security as well as effective cybercrime protection to prevent industrial espionage and sabotage attacks. The range of expertise spans from embedded and hardware security, automotive and mobile security all the way to security solutions for industry and automation. Fraunhofer AISEC also makes it possible to assess the security of networked and embedded systems, hardware and software products as well as web-based systems and cloud services at its modern test labs.

    Activities in Safe4Soc

    Fraunhofer AISEC has extensive experience in multiple data space endeavors. As one of the core members of the International Dataspaces Association and its involvement in Gaia-X, we contribute security know how for data exchange. More specifically, we bring in our knowledge and prototypes of secure data exchange gateway. This will enable secure data processing pipelines and dynamic connections across trust boundaries. Another aspect is the integration of Data Usage Control, by enabling technically enforced Data Sharing Agreements.