Funded (DEP)

MicroCyber

Based in: Roma, Italy
Geographical reach: Regional
Access & eligibility: Service-specific · contact the hub

About this hub

The MicroCyber EDIH aims at establishing a set of services and infrastructures focusing on cybersecurity, to be offered to Micro and Small, and enterprises (MSE) in the South of Italy while also supporting public entities – both local and central – in understanding their cybersecurity needs. MSEs in the South of Italy need to improve their cybersecurity awareness and preparedness, as a key enabler for operating and thriving in the digital economy.

Still, these MSEs are often unable to face the costs for accessing resources needed to improve their cyber-preparedness and are not able to find training and capacity building programs tailored to their needs and resources availability. To respond to these needs, MicroCyber offers a diversified set of services devoted to its target groups, including assessment of digital and cyber maturity and relevant needs, cyber-range activities to explore and test cybersecurity scenarios and solutions, personalised skills and training activities, networking, also via the involvement in ecosystems and events, as well as support services to access microfinance tools and other financial resources, which the MicroCyber EDIH is perfectly positioned to deliver leveraging the unique expertise of its Coordinator, Ente Nazionale per il Microcredito (ENM).

At the same time, the MicroCyber can build on the unique combination of expertise available within its consortium, with public entities, universities, large SMEs associations, research consortia, private consultancy companies, all equally committed to deliver the highest quality in services, while offering networking and collaboration with the best digital expertises in Europe, via other EDIHs, the Digital Transformation Accelerator, and a variety of other networks in the digital domain available at the local and national level.

Technology expertise

Cybersecurity
Internet Services & Applications

How they can help

SME support
Knowledge transfer
Technology transfer
Technological innovation
Ecosystem building

Sectors served

Manufacturing and processing
Community-Led Local Development
Consumer products
Financial
Public administration
Retail, wholesale or distribution

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