{"id":8637,"date":"2021-02-02T12:54:05","date_gmt":"2021-02-02T12:54:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/msecproject.eu\/?p=8637"},"modified":"2024-07-08T11:32:45","modified_gmt":"2024-07-08T11:32:45","slug":"m-sec-and-standict-eu-collaboration","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/msecproject.eu\/ja\/m-sec-and-standict-eu-collaboration\/","title":{"rendered":"M-Sec and StandICT.eu join forces to promote cross-project collaboration and leverage standardization efforts"},"content":{"rendered":"

M-Sec is happy to announce a cross-project collaboration with StandICT.eu, a project that intends to create a truly consolidated European Standardization Ecosystem, in an effort to leverage the standardization outcomes of M-Sec<\/h3>\n

The StandICT.eu<\/a> ICT Standardisation Observatory and Support Facility in Europe<\/strong>\u00a0is an H2020 project that joins together 3 partners ‘ Trust-IT Services<\/a>, DCU<\/a> and Australo<\/a> ‘ with the main goal of creating a European Standardization Ecosystem.<\/p>\n

To achieve this, the project has a two-folded approach: firstly, it funds professionals from different technology fields working with ICT standardization in varied European and international standardization organizations. Secondly, it aims at building a European Observatory for ICT Standardization (EUOS)<\/strong> that is an interactive data platform about horizontal & vertical EU ICT standards. Through this platform, it intends to gather data from different standardization bodies and other relevant initiatives.<\/p>\n

But why is this important for the M-Sec Project? The M-Sec consortium is composed of technological partners that are closely following and contributing to several standardization organizations and Alliances<\/a> related to IoT, security, cloud, big data and blockchain. <\/strong>Since the beginning of the project, projects partners have thus been following and promoting the project results in several working groups inside those bodies for ensuring the sustainability of M-Sec. The M-Sec Project has a strong commitment with open standards so that technologies used to build the project will be mainly based on mature and emerging standards<\/strong>. The partners have identified key areas for which they put efforts to communicate with the standardization bodies and provide their recommendations and findings.<\/p>\n

To maximize the directed dissemination and awareness of the achieved results, and to encourage the adoption of the project findings from major stakeholders as part of the next generation products, M-Sec is now partnering with StandICT.eu in an effort to leverage its standardization outcomes<\/strong>. Apart from cross promotion of Open Calls, events and other initiatives, M-Sec will have the chance to become a member of EUOS and publish its Use Cases<\/a> at the platform, promoting discussion with its peers.<\/p>\n

We could not be more excited with this opportunity to be part of such a robust and dynamic standardization network and be able to not only contribute to the discussions that may unfold but also to identify the potential standardization opportunity related to the M-Sec technical results.<\/p>\n

Apply for StandICT.eu Open Call 2 for ICT professionals<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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StandICT.eu has launched a Fellowship Programme, which through a series of 10 Open Calls, will provide 3 million euros through a cascade funding process to support and incentivise participation of European standardization specialists in key international and global standardization bodies.<\/p>\n

The project has just launched its Open Call 2 which will be open until the 11th<\/sup> of March<\/strong>. Activities such as producing reports, paying for fees, or participating in meetings or events can be funded.<\/p>\n

For more information on how to apply, access https:\/\/www.standict.eu\/standicteu-2023-2nd-open-call<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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