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Cyber Project Community Meetings

Cyber Project Community includes the EU-funded cyber project implementers and meets at least annually to coordinate.

Background

Cyber Project Community (CPC) serves as a framework to improve coordination, coherence and cooperation among EU-funded projects. The Community gathers all EU-funded external cyber projects, which are also part of the CCB projects mapping (link), and meet annually or bi-annually since 2020. The meetings have been taking place both virtually and physically, in total 8 meetings hav been organised.

Objectives

The objective of the CPC is to gather the representatives of the EU-funded external cyber capacity building (CCB) projects together with EU colleagues. The meetings provide an opportunity for EU funded cyber project implementers and Commission & EEAS colleagues to meet in person to discuss issues of common interest, policy & programming updates by the EU institutions and share operational information about the projects’ activities.

Covered topics

  • EU’s policy updates and programming in CCB
  • CCB projects updates and milestones
  • Private sector involvement in CCB
  • Regional discussions to coordinate efforts
  • China and CCB
  • Bridging cyber and development cooperation
  • Cyber Diplomacy Capacity Building
  • Going beyond cyber – support in mainstreaming other EU policies
  • CCB projects mappingDiscussion about technical platform CynAct
  • Cybersecurity in action (cyber threats)
  • Framework for policy implementation
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