Research and Development

October 08, 2026 From kick-off to delivery: PAISES-6G holds its first online plenary On 22-23rd September 2026, partners from across the PAISES-6G consortium met online for the project’s first plenary since the kick-off in June 2026. 40+ participants (only 37 shown here) from all 18 partner organisations in 9 countries took part. The meeting had a clear purpose: to turn the shared vision agreed at the kick-off into a concrete, measurable plan for the next three years. What we discussed Measuring impact. Partners reviewed the project’s key performance indicators (KPIs), the measurable targets PAISES-6G has committed to meet. For each one, the consortium agreed how it will be measured, who will track it and when progress will be reported. The targets range from the technical, such as cutting the time needed to securely deploy a software update to 30 minutes or less, to the project’s wider impact, including more than 40 scientific publications and 20 contributions to international standards. Progress on our Innovative Solutions. PAISES-6G is developing at least 14 Innovative Solutions to make future 6G networks secure, private and trustworthy. They are organised around three pillars: running AI safely inside the network, protecting the network as a whole, and keeping users’ data and identities private. Over the coming months, these solutions will move from design to implementation, with the project’s key results targeted for laboratory validation by month 24 and validation in a realistic environment by the end of the project. They will then be brought together and demonstrated in three proofs of concept: industrial   IoT, privacy-preserving services, and global security. The consortium thanks Pablo Serrano (UC3M), Project Coordinator, and Roberto González Sánchez (NEC Laboratories Europe), Technical Manager, for steering the meeting and setting an ambitious roadmap for the months ahead. What comes next The next milestone is the consortium’s first in-person plenary since the kick-off, to be held in Torino, Italy, in December 2026. After months of working across screens, partners will meet face to face to review early progress on the Innovative Solutions, align on integration plans and strengthen the collaboration behind the project. It will also be a chance to get a proper Italian taste of PAISES-6G.Follow our progress on LinkedIn and YouTube, find our open publications on Zenodo, and subscribe to our newsletter. Visit Page eBOS Technologies has two roles in PAISES-6G: technical contributor and dissemination and communication lead. On the technical side, eBOS contributes to IS7, the eXplainable Game-theory Intrusion Detection Engine. IS7 is an Intrusion Detection System that combines game theory with Explainable AI. Game theory models attacker–defender interactions to drive adaptive, proactive defence. Explainable AI makes the detection reasoning interpretable to security analysts. IS7 addresses Objective OO#3, advances from TRL 2 to TRL 4, and is validated in WP5 through PoC 2 (Use Case 2.2). T3.2 (Automatic vulnerability detection), led by NEC T3.3 (AI-driven Intrusion Detection and anomaly detection), alongside IMDEA and NETAI On the communication side, eBOS leads Task T7.1 (Dissemination and Communication) within WP7, which TIM leads overall. eBOS owns two deliverables: D7.1, Project Website and Online Presence: submitted at M3 (August 2026). The website paises-6g.eu is live, alongside the LinkedIn page, the YouTube channel and the Zenodo community. D7.2, Initial CDE Strategy Plan: due at M6 (30 November 2026). It is currently at v0.9, with partner inputs due on 30 October and the full draft due for quality and peer review on 31 October. PAISES-6G is co-funded by the European Union under the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU), Grant Agreement No. 101292896. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the SNS JU. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

October 07, 2026 eBOS Technologies takes part in the first 6G-OPTICON plenary meeting in Athens The 6G-OPTICON consortium held its first face-to-face plenary meeting on Tuesday, 6 October 2026, in Athens, Greece, hosted by the project coordinator UBITECH. Following the online Kick-off Meeting in July and four months of collaborative work, the meeting brought partners together on site and online to review progress and agree the technical roadmap for the months ahead. The discussions focused on the project’s four use cases: distributed multi-domain orchestration with zero-touch onboarding of new sites, LLM-based intent management, constraint-aware and trusted deep learning, and automated orchestration that predicts SLA violations before they occur. Partners also aligned on the layers of the 6G-OPTICON platform, building on open-source orchestration tools such as ETSI OpenSlice, presented the plans for the project’s constraint-native AI mechanisms, and discussed how the partners’ testbeds will support the validation of each use case that will host. eBOS, as leader of WP6, updated the consortium on the project’s dissemination and communication  activities, including the project website, social media channels and the Dissemination and Standardisation Plan, and highlighted the standardisation opportunities emerging from the project’s work. It also opened the discussion around the Exploitation actions that will kick-off in the upcoming months making sure that all partners are aware of what is coming next. The 6G-OPTICON project is a three-year research and innovation initiative, co-funded by the European Union under the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU). Bringing together 9 partners from 6 European countries, the project aims to develop an AI-native, end-to-end orchestration framework for heterogeneous 6G network environments. Visit Page eBOS plays a key role in 6G-OPTICON by leading the project’s dissemination, communication, and exploitation activities. It also leads the identification and monitoring of intellectual property rights (IPR), exploitable assets, and business opportunities arising from the project. (through leading WP6) eBOS is also playing a major role in the project’s integration cycles and processes, supporting the integration of developments from the technical work packages into the 6G-OPTICON testbed, and leading the validation of the overall platform. (through T5.1) Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.​

October 06, 2026 eBOS Technologies Contributes to the Successful Progress of CYberSynchrony at the 5th Plenary Meeting On 29-30 September 2026, eBOS Technologies participated in the 5th Plenary Meeting of the CYberSynchrony project, hosted by the project coordinator, Maggioli, in Bologna. The two-day meeting brought together all project partners to review progress achieved to date, assess technical developments, discuss key milestones and challenges, and define the next steps for the successful implementation of the project. Discussions focused on the evolution of the project’s technical components, integration activities, and opportunities for further improvement. Partners also reviewed the implementation progress of the FSTP projects, examined upcoming activities and deliverables, and exchanged views on the deployment and validation of the project’s use cases. In addition, significant attention was given to dissemination, communication, and stakeholder engagement activities, ensuring the continued visibility and impact of the project across Europe. CYberSynchrony is a Digital Europe project that strengthens cybersecurity preparedness, resilience, and cross-border cooperation through a holistic framework that combines advanced technologies, human factors, processes, and cybersecurity awareness to support rapid threat detection, risk assessment, and incident response across Europe. Visit Page Within the project, eBOS is responsible for planning and coordinating platform integration activities, aligning technical components with use case requirements, and defining integration milestones and tailored deployment scenarios that address the cybersecurity needs of participating organisations. In parallel, eBOS serves as the project’s Quality Assurance and Risk Manager, ensuring the high quality of project outputs and deliverables while proactively identifying, monitoring, and mitigating project risks. Furthermore, eBOS leads the Dissemination, Communication, and Exploitation activities, overseeing the project’s outreach strategy, managing its online presence, and leveraging its extensive network of stakeholders and collaborators to maximize the visibility, adoption, and impact of CYberSynchrony’s results across the European cybersecurity ecosystem. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

September 29, 2026 eBOS Hosts HARPIA-Defence 1st Plenary Meeting in Nicosia eBOS hosted the 1st Plenary Meeting of the HARPIA-Defence project on 21–22 September 2026 at its headquarters in Nicosia, Cyprus. The 2-day meeting brought together the HARPIA-Defence consortium for technical discussions, progress review and planning as the project approaches its first year of implementation. The meeting provided an important opportunity for the partners to review the work carried out so far, align on upcoming activities and prepare for the next phase of HARPIA-Defence, moving from requirements and design activities towards system development and future testing. eBOS plays a substantial role within the HARPIA-Defence consortium, contributing across both the project’s technical and innovative activities. eBOS is also responsible for key project activities covering Quality Assurance, Risk Management, Dissemination & Communication. eBOS also leads the 2 phases of HARPIA-Defence Design Definition and contributes directly to the technical development of HARPIA-Defence by implementing 2 of 9 HARPIA-Defence Technical Pillars (HDTP). This combination of technical, quality, risk and communication responsibilities allows eBOS to contribute across different stages of the project, from supporting the definition and coordination of the technical work to helping ensure quality, manage project risks and communicate the project’s progress and results. During the plenary, sessions focused on progress and achievements so far, the design definition approach for the individual HDTPs, associated KPIs, identified challenges and risks, upcoming activities, and the actions required for the relevant upcoming deliverables. The wider meeting also covered project management and coordination, requirements elicitation and conceptual framework definition, system prototype development planning, future use-case testing and evaluation, and KPI validation and specification elicitation. Security and responsible development were also important elements of the meeting. The consortium held its first Security and Ethics Panel meeting, addressing data protection, ethical considerations in AI-driven surveillance and autonomous systems, cybersecurity, and cross-border data sharing and intelligence collaboration. The meeting also included the project’s first Annual Information Security Workshop, covering collaborative tools, information security and monitoring processes. A representative from the Research & Innovation Dept. of the Cyprus Ministry of Defence also participated in the plenary, providing an opportunity for engagement between the project consortium and the national defence ecosystem. Visit Page As HARPIA-Defence approaches its first year of implementation, the plenary served as an important checkpoint for the consortium. For eBOS, hosting the meeting brought the project partners together in Cyprus and supported collaboration on the project’s technical and implementation priorities. Co-funded by the European Union with GA no. 101224172. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Defence Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

September 29, 2026 eBOS Technologies at the EUDIS Defence Hackathon 2026 – Cyprus Edition eBOS Technologies will participate in the EUDIS Defence Hackathon 2026 – Cyprus Edition, taking place in Nicosia on 15-17 October 2026. eBOS will contribute as Technical Lead for the Swarm Coordination and Autonomous Operations challenge, with three experts participating as Technical Mentors. The EUDIS Defence Hackathon 2026 will bring together teams, mentors and defence experts to develop innovative solutions under the theme “Autonomy in the Battlefield.” The Cyprus edition will focus on three challenges: GNSS-Denied Navigation, Swarm Coordination and Autonomous Operations, and C-UAS Interceptors for Critical Infrastructure. Representing eBOS as Technical Mentors will be Michalis Kyriacou (Head of Radio Communications Lab), Marios Sophocleous (Senior Project Manager) and Marios Kyriacou (AI Engineer), bringing expertise in AI, Computer Vision, Swarm Coordination, communications and autonomous systems. eBOS is the Technical Lead for the Swarm Coordination and Autonomous Operations challenge, supporting teams working on technologies that enable multiple drones or robots to communicate, coordinate tasks, share information and operate autonomously. Through its participation, eBOS will share its technical expertise and support teams in developing and testing innovative solutions for future defence applications. Special thanks to C.D. Multimedia Services, the EUDIS 2026 Cyprus Local Organiser, for organising the Cyprus edition of the event. Visit Page

September 23, 2026 3C4AI Consortium Gathers in Athens for its 1st Plenary Meeting The 3C4AI – Intelligent Service, Resource and Data Management Platform for Optimized AI Workloads across the Multi-Provider Cognitive Computing Continuum project held its 1st Plenary Meeting on 16-17 September 2026 in Athens, Greece, bringing together the consortium to review and coordinate ongoing activities, and align on the technical roadmap for the months ahead. 3C4AI is developing an open, standards-driven platform for the trustworthy and efficient deployment and management of distributed AI and Generative AI workloads across the cloud-edge-HPC continuum. The project combines federated orchestration, cognitive workload optimisation, secure data sharing, hardware abstraction, trust mechanisms, and GenAI-based intent management to support AI services across multiple infrastructure domains and providers. The project will validate its technologies through five complementary use cases: Urban Digital Twin for Airborne Logistics, supporting AI-enabled drone operations and city-scale digital-twin services. Telco-Native AI Integration for Cognitive Continuum, exploring dynamic resource allocation and energy-aware AI deployment across telecom infrastructures. AI-Driven Intra-Logistics Port Operations, addressing teleoperation, asset tracking, and on-demand network and compute resources. AI-Driven Battery Management, applying AI and GenAI to battery monitoring, fault detection, federated learning, and root-cause analysis. Agentic AI for Cross-Domain Legal Conformance, providing AI-supported regulatory monitoring, compliance validation, and explainable guidance across the project’s vertical domains. During the two-day meeting, partners discussed the project’s technical roadmap, platform and use case requirements, system architecture, validation clusters, and implementation activities. Day 1 focused on the 3C4AI platform architecture and ecosystem, use case requirements, the four Multi-Domain Clusters, and dissemination, communication, exploitation and standardisation activities. Day 2 concentrated on the core orchestration platform, AI workload-management modules, application-sector validation, and project management. The meeting also included a presentation from the EU Project Officer and discussions on the project’s next steps and upcoming milestones. eBOS contributed to the plenary by presenting its upcoming technical activities and its plans for communication, exploitation, and standardisation. Through these efforts, eBOS will support both the development of the 3C4AI platform and the wider visibility, uptake, and long-term impact of the project’s results. The 1st Plenary Meeting strengthened coordination across the consortium, aligning partners across the project’s technical and validation activities. Over the coming months, 3C4AI will focus on refining its requirements and reference architecture while advancing the development and integration of its core orchestration, data management, trust, optimisation, and hardware abstraction capabilities. Visit Page eBOS will play a key role in the 3C4AI project by contributing to both its technical development and strategic impact. From a technical perspective, eBOS will lead activities focused on enabling secure and trusted collaboration across distributed computing environments, supporting reliable cross-domain interaction within the 3C4AI platform. In parallel, eBOS will contribute to the project’s dissemination, exploitation, innovation and IPR activities, helping identify opportunities for the sustainable uptake and future use of project results. eBOS will also support the assessment of the project’s business, socio-economic and market impact, contributing to the long-term sustainability and adoption of 3C4AI solutions. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

July 17, 2026 eBOS participates in the 9th 6G-PATH Plenary Meeting in Murcia, Spain On 7–8 July 2026, the 6G-PATH consortium gathered in Murcia, Spain, for its 9th Plenary Meeting, hosted by project partner OdinS. The meeting brought together consortium partners to review the progress achieved so far, exchange updates across the different work packages, and discuss the next steps as the project advances towards its final stages. eBOS Technologies actively participated in the meeting, contributing to discussions on the project’s communication and dissemination activities, innovation pathways, and the overall progress of 6G-PATH’s technical developments and validation activities. The two-day meeting provided an important opportunity for partners to align on ongoing activities, share insights from trials and demonstrations, and strengthen collaboration towards the delivery of impactful 6G-enabled solutions. The agenda included dedicated sessions focusing on the latest project achievements, large-scale trials, use case validation, and strategies for maximising the exploitation and impact of project results. A public workshop also showcased innovative 6G-PATH use cases, highlighting how advanced connectivity solutions can support emerging verticals and real-world applications. The 6G-PATH project aims to accelerate the development and adoption of next-generation connectivity solutions by integrating advanced 5G and 6G technologies across multiple sectors, including health, education, smart cities, and farming. Through its large-scale trials and innovative use cases, the project contributes to shaping the future of digital services and supporting Europe’s transition towards future networks. Visit Page As the Communication Manager of the 6G-PATH project, eBOS Technologies plays a multifaceted role, combining technical innovation with strategic outreach. The company is responsible for developing the experimentation dashboard and designing the northbound APIs to enable seamless communication between internal and external applications within the 6G-PATH platform. In addition, eBOS oversees Quality Assurance and Risk Management activities to ensure the consistency and reliability of project outcomes. Within the project’s Dissemination, Commercialisation, and Standardisation Work Package, eBOS coordinates communication efforts, maintains the project website, and drives stakeholder engagement. Leveraging its active participation in key European technology alliances and clusters, such as 6G-IA, SNS JU, AIOTI, BDVA/DAIRO, NGI, NESSI, and NetWorld Europe, eBOS also contributes to the project’s long-term impact through targeted dissemination and sustainability planning. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

July 15, 2026 eBOS at the FLECON-6G 3rd Plenary Meeting eBOS Deputy Head of R&D Projects, Christos Skoufis, participated in the 3rd Plenary Meeting of the FLECON-6G project, hosted by Siemens AG at the Siemens Technology Center in Garching, Germany. The meeting brought together all project partners to review the latest technical progress, coordinate upcoming activities, and advance the integration of the project’s innovative Proofs of Concept, paving the way for the next phase of implementation and validation. As the leader of Work Package 6 (Dissemination, Communication & Exploitation), eBOS Technologies presented progress on project communication, stakeholder engagement, and exploitation planning. They contributed to discussions on the project’s future milestones. We are proud to contribute to FLECON-6G, helping shape the future of AI-native 6G Network of Networks through innovation, collaboration, and European research excellence. Visit Page eBOS contributes to FLECON-6G as Quality & Risk Manager, Dissemination & Communication Manager and also leading the technical implementation of the Smart Marketplace. Co-funded by the European Union under Grand Agreement No 101192462. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

July 14, 2026 GENIUS Project Successfully Launches with Kick-Off Meeting in Aveiro, Portugal The GENIUS – 6G connEcted eNvironments for logIstics and mUltimodal tranSportation project officially launched with its Kick-Off Meeting, held on 2–3 July 2026 in Aveiro, Portugal, bringing together all consortium partners to initiate the project’s collaborative journey. GENIUS will pioneer next-generation 6G-enabled, connected, intelligent, and automated transportation and logistics ecosystems through a diverse portfolio of use cases spanning road, air, maritime, and multimodal environments. These include UAV-assisted transport of medical samples, UAV-supported ground logistics, Automated airport baggage handling, Smart apron ground-handling operations, Automated vehicle logistics within maritime ports, Edge-assisted autonomous driving in port terminals. During the two-day meeting, partners presented the project vision, objectives, and planned technical activities, while engaging in productive discussions on the use cases, system architecture, and implementation roadmap. The event also featured demonstrations of the existing testbeds and baseline use case environments, providing a common understanding of the technological foundation on which the project will build its innovations. The Kick-Off Meeting established a strong collaborative foundation for the consortium, aligning partners on the project’s objectives and the work ahead. Over the coming months, GENIUS will focus on developing innovative technologies that leverage 6G connectivity, AI, edge computing, and advanced automation to deliver safer, more efficient, resilient, and sustainable logistics and transportation services. Follow the GENIUS journey and discover the latest project developments at https://sns-genius.eu. Visit Page eBOS will play a key role in the GENIUS project by contributing to both the technical foundation and the strategic impact of the project. It will lead the definition of the project use cases, requirements, and key performance and value indicators, while driving the design of the overall system architecture and enabling technologies to ensure a coherent and scalable framework for the GENIUS solution. From a technical perspective, eBOS will design and develop three core AI-driven security assets: an AI/ML-based anomaly and threat detection engine for the identification of cyber threats, an AI-based decision engine that recommends optimal mitigation actions based on the detected risks, and an AI-driven Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP) solution to enable secure, adaptive, and context-aware access management. In parallel, eBOS will lead the project’s communication, dissemination, exploitation, and business modelling activities, ensuring the effective promotion of project achievements, fostering stakeholder engagement, supporting standardisation efforts, and defining sustainable exploitation strategies that maximise the long-term impact and market uptake of the GENIUS innovations. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

July 10, 2026 eBOS Contributes to Key Discussions at the First TRUNSPORT General Assembly Meeting The TRUNSPORT consortium successfully held its first General Assembly meeting on 6-7 July 2026 in Thessaloniki, Greece, bringing together representatives from all partner organisations to review the project’s progress and align on upcoming activities. The two-day meeting provided an important opportunity for partners to exchange insights, assess achievements to date, and coordinate the next phases of the project. During the first day, discussions focused primarily on the technical progress of the project. Partners reviewed the status of the ongoing technical Work Packages and the development of the Cyber Support Hub (CSH) platform. Technical partners also participated in a technical workshop to discuss the frontend and backend development of the platform tools and the platform integration procedures and define the next technical milestones of the project. The second day was dedicated to planning upcoming project activities, with particular emphasis on the Open Calls and strategies for their promotion and outreach. In addition, the consortium reviewed the project’s communication and dissemination activities, evaluated progress achieved so far, and established a roadmap for the next six months to maximise the project’s impact and visibility. TRUNSPORT is a European cybersecurity initiative that aims to strengthen the protection, preparedness, and resilience of transport and large industrial infrastructures against evolving cyber threats. The project will develop and deploy an innovative Cyber Support Hub (CSH), a one-stop platform providing advanced cybersecurity services, including threat and risk assessment, vulnerability testing, continuous risk monitoring, cyber-range exercises, training, and mutual assistance mechanisms. A flagship innovation of the project is its Generative Artificial Intelligence-based system mapper, which enables infrastructure operators to visualise complex systems, identify vulnerabilities, assess compliance with the NIS2 Directive, and receive tailored recommendations to enhance their cybersecurity posture. Now in its sixth month of implementation, TRUNSPORT has already achieved several important milestones. These include the successful development and launch of the project’s visual identity and official website, the establishment of a comprehensive Dissemination, Communication, and Exploitation Plan to guide outreach activities throughout the project’s lifetime, and the completion of the Data Management Plan, which lays the foundation for secure and effective data governance across all project activities. Visit Page Within the TRUNSPORT project, eBOS plays a central role by leading the system architecture activities, ensuring the design, integration, and seamless operation of the project’s innovative Cyber Support Hub (CSH). The company contributes to the development of the platform’s core components, supporting the delivery of advanced cybersecurity services for transport infrastructures and interconnected operational and informational technology environments. In parallel, eBOS leads the Dissemination and Communication work package, coordinating outreach, stakeholder engagement, and awareness-raising activities to maximize the project’s visibility and impact across Europe. Through its technical expertise and project management capabilities, eBOS actively supports TRUNSPORT’s mission to strengthen cybersecurity preparedness, resilience, and compliance within the transport sector. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.