Anna Marton, Safepay Systems

The European Vulnerability Database (EUVD) launched by ENISA on 13. May 2025 is a major step toward a more coordinated vulnerability management ecosystem in the EU. The DOSS Device Security Passport (DSP) is ready to take part. Built with support for external threat intelligence, the DSP can naturally incorporate EUVD…

ECSO organized a webinar with NIST, on how OSCAL can be applied to an information system for documenting and assessing its security controls and transition from a text-based and manual approach (using word processors or spreadsheets) to a set of standardised, machine-readable formats. Our colleagues Prof. Antonio Skarmeta and Sara…

Forescout has analyzed the current risk levels across IT, IoT, OT IoMT domains, identifying the most vulnerable devices. Its main conclusion is that risk and exposure management must assess and mitigate risk across all these categories, rather than treating them in silos. Regarding IoT devices, the riskiest devices are, as…

Our project partner, Red Alert Labs participated in the InCyberForum Europe 2025, held in Lille, France, between 1 and 3 April, 2025. The InCyber Forum is Europe’s leading event for digital security and trust, bringing together the entire cybersecurity and “trusted digital” ecosystem. Thanks to Red Alert Labs, visitors had…

Our colleague Prof. Antonio Skarmeta, University of Murcia, represented the DOSS project at the panel “Cybersecurity certification for the Computing Continuum: Future Challenges and opportunities”, organized within the framework of the European Cluster for Cybersecurity Certification. The panel took place during the 15th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Service Science…

During a productive GA meeting in Budapest on 25-26. March 2025, we took stock of the results of Period 1 of the project and refined the plans for the forthcoming activities. Many thanks to our host, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and all partners participating!