June 25, 2026
eBOS Showcases CyberSuite at OWASP Italy Day 2026
eBOS Technologies was pleased to participate in OWASP Italy Day 2026 in Cagliari, Italy, one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to Application Security, DevSecOps, Artificial Intelligence Security, and Secure Software Development. The event brought together security professionals, researchers, software developers, technology providers, and industry leaders to discuss emerging threats, share best practices, and explore the technologies shaping the future of secure digital services.
The company was represented by Christos Skoufis, Deputy Head of R&D Projects and Head of Information Security, and Maria Patsea, R&D Project Manager, who engaged with experts and organisations from across the European cybersecurity landscape through the CyberSuite project. The event provided a valuable opportunity to exchange insights on secure-by-design development, security automation, and the evolving cybersecurity challenges faced by SMEs, while strengthening professional networks and fostering new collaboration opportunities.
CyberSuite was showcased at a dedicated exhibition booth, where participants could explore the project’s integrated Security-as-a-Service ecosystem, including its Marketplace, Academy, and innovative cybersecurity offerings. Live demonstrations highlighted how CyberSuite helps SMEs strengthen their cybersecurity posture and accelerate the adoption of trusted, accessible cybersecurity solutions.
Within CyberSuite, eBOS plays a strategic role in maximising the project’s visibility, market uptake, and long-term sustainability. The company leads the Dissemination & Communication activities and contributes to the project’s market strategy, ecosystem development, and exploitation planning, supporting the transition of CyberSuite outcomes into trusted, scalable, and market-ready cybersecurity services.
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