WHO
WE ARE
M-Sec is a collaborative project between the EU and Japan, strengthening connections in the technological spheres of Big Data, IoT, Blockchain and Cloud computing.
WHAT
WE DO
We empower social entrepreneurs, researchers, businesses, public authorities and citizens across the EU and Japan to work together, design and adopt new IoT applications, which improve the security and connectivity of smart cities, and facilitate trusted interactions between objects and people.
Want to be a part of it?
M-Sec has an ambitious approach to address the challenges of a secure and efficient IoT
Join the M-Sec Marketplace
An innovative and open IoT market of applications, data and services
M-Sec Technologies
M-Sec Architecture
Layer
which IoT has deployed
sensiNact Studio TRL 7
SensiNact is designed to allow platforms to interoperate, thus coexist and benefit from the richness of the variety. Additionally, it provides a fine grained security mechanism to allow access to services by only authenticated and authorized entities
DMSS TRL 4
Marketplace TRL 9
Layer
& Visualisation Tool TRL 6
Companion DB TRL 7
Layer
sensiNact platform TRL 7
SOXFire TRL 6
Blockchain middleware TRL 7
engine/tool TRL 6
Management Engine (T&RM Engine) is a tool working on top of the M-Sec
blockchain/Marketplace and in parallel with the corresponding
middleware so as to provide a ranking system assessing the
reliability, trustworthiness and reputation of resources providers
within the MSec ecosystem.
Layer
corresponding low-level networks that are met in IoT ecosystems
for devices TRL 6
TPM, is added to the physical platform, It is used to store any
sensitive information that shall be protected from people having
physical Access to the electronics, such as IoT devices and gateways.
The secure element handles the integrity of the device during the
boot process and also handles the authentication and encryption for
external communication channels.
Detection System TRL 7
malicious activities using defense-in-depth mechanisms and threat
monitoring, thereby providing multi-layered security against policy
violations and cyber attacks, along with security health-checks
IoT application use cases such as smart cities, personal information
is often a problem. GANonymizer is a technology that automatically
deletes personal information contained in such videos using AI
technology.
Layer
Management Tool TRL 5
functions that are necessary to ensure end-to-end security, privacy
and therefore digital trust. It is designed to support several
security functionalities aggregated in a single backend using the
LDAP standard. The central element for the security manager is a
directory service containing all information to manage security
services for clients, such services known as AAA for Authentication,
Accounting and Authorization.
where the components are organized in horizontal layers. This is the
traditional method for designing most software and is meant to be
self-independent. This means that all the components are
interconnected but do not depend on each other.
whole framework that provides a set of functionalities based on the combination of other components.
introduce the functional group component. A component is an self-contained software which can
communicate with other components. In this representation a component can also represent a set of components. We are not representing interfaces and connectors.
SRL: SRL of level 3 ‘ System Development & Demonstration
Functional Groups Product Sheets
Our Smart Cities
Santander and Fujisawa have fully committed to challenge their smart city needs by using M-Sec results.
SANTANDER
A global leader in citizen-oriented technologies, Santander has developed its own city brain platform to manage all urban facilities.
FUJISAWA
A pioneer in technologies for citizen wellness, natural disaster protection and sustainable energy, Fujisawa stands out as one of Japan's most innovative cities.
Latest news
M-Sec project provides a secure end to end framework based on advanced techniques, methods, and design as well as operating principles that minimize the risk of suffering from critical vulnerabilities in the IoT ecosystem. The project offers tools and components, most of them open source, that protect IoT devices from malware through intrusion detection mechanisms […]
The final review meeting of the M-Sec project took place online yesterday. Unfortunately, current covid-19 constraints did not allow the consortium to join together one last time before the project’s end, and celebrate in great style the end of an amazing and extremely rewarding chapter that was the implementation of the M-Sec project. The objectives […]
Many data sources in the IoT and smart city domain may contain sensitive information that raises issues on privacy and data protection, such as cyber-attacks to city cameras and sensors, citizens mobile apps, companies servers, among others. M-Sec has concluded with 4 main results to ensure that security and integrity of data traffic in hyper-connected […]
On the 29th of September, M-Sec joined forces with sister-project Fed4IoT to present the main goals, achievements and results of both projects, that end this September. Take a sneak peek at what was presented On the 29th of September, at 9am CET (Brussels Time), M-Sec and Fed4IoT projects held a Webinar entitled “Advanced technologies for […]
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