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Project co-funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Programme.

D6.4 Communication & Dissemination Report (v1) Work Package: WP6

Lead partner: INOV INESC Inovação (INOV)

Author(s):

Nelson Escravana, Vanessa Moreira (INOV), Danaja Fabcic Povse (KUL), Luigi Sgaglione (CINI), Paco Abal (DSS), Cornelia Gerdenitsch (AIT), Barbara Pirillo (ENG), Alexander Krock (BIT), Ricardo Madeira Simões (CMA)

Due date: July 31st, 2018

Version number: 1.0 Status: Final

Grant Agreement N°: 740712

Project Acronym: COMPACT

Project Title: COmpetitive Methods to protect local Public Administration from Cyber security Threats

Call identifier: H2020-DS-2016-2017

Instrument: IA

Thematic Priority: Secure societies – Protecting freedom and security of Europe and its citizens

Start date of the project: May 1st, 2017

Duration: 30 months

Dissemination Level

PU: Public ✓

PP: Restricted to other programme participants (including the Commission)

RE: Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (including the Commission)

CO: Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission)

COMPACT – D6.4 Communication & Dissemination Report (v1)

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Revision History

Revision Date Who Description

0.1 20/04/2018 INOV Table of Contents

0.2 06/06/2018 INOV Initial Draft

0.3 25/06/2018 KUL, CINI, DSS, AIT Additional contributions

0.4 29/06/2018 ENG, BIT Additional contributions

0.5 12/07/2018 CMA Additional contributions

0.6 18/07/2018 INOV Pre-final version for internal review

1.0 25/07/2018 INOV Final version

Quality Control

Role Date Who Approved/Comment

Reviewer 19/07/2018 ENG Approved

Reviewer 24/07/2018 S21SEC Approved with minor comments


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Disclaimer: This document has been produced in the context of the COMPACT Project. The COMPACT project is part of the European Community's Horizon 2020 Program for research and development and is as such funded by the European Commission. All information in this document is provided "as is" and no guarantee or warranty is given that the information is fit for any particular purpose. The user thereof uses the information at its sole risk and liability. For the avoidance of all doubts, the European Commission has no liability with respect to this document, which is merely representing the authors’ view.


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Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary .......................................................................................................... 7 2. Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 7 3. Communication and Dissemination actions ..................................................................... 8

3.1. COMPACT website ..................................................................................................... 8 3.2. COMPACT in social media .......................................................................................... 8 3.3. COMPACT media relations....................................................................................... 13 3.4. 1st COMPACT workshop ........................................................................................... 15 3.5. COMPACT at events ................................................................................................. 16 3.6. Scientific publications .............................................................................................. 19 3.7. Collaboration and cross-fertilisation across R&I projects ....................................... 19 3.8. Communication and Dissemination supporting tools ............................................. 21

4. Monitoring ...................................................................................................................... 22 4.1. Outputs .................................................................................................................... 22 4.2. Outtakes ................................................................................................................... 23 4.3. Outcomes ................................................................................................................. 24

5. Evaluation ....................................................................................................................... 25 6. Conclusions ..................................................................................................................... 25 7. References ...................................................................................................................... 26 8. APPENDIX A – Social media ............................................................................................ 27 9. APPENDIX B – Events ...................................................................................................... 48 10. APPENDIX C – Newsletter ............................................................................................... 51 11. APPENDIX D – Brochure ................................................................................................. 53 12. APPENDIX E – Infographics ............................................................................................. 54 13. APPENDIX F – Chronogram of actions ............................................................................ 56


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List of Figures Figure 1 - Visitors to the website................................................................................................ 8 Figure 2 - Total Facebook Followers by 28/06/2018 .................................................................. 9 Figure 3 - Facebook Post Reach ................................................................................................ 10 Figure 4 - Twitter Followers by 28/06/2018............................................................................. 11 Figure 5 - Twitter reach from April 2017 to June 2018 ............................................................ 11 Figure 6 - LinkedIn Followers by 28/06/2018 ........................................................................... 12 Figure 7 - YouTube Subscribers by 28/06/2018 ....................................................................... 13 Figure 8 - Clipping from i9 Magazine........................................................................................ 13 Figure 9 - Clipping from Noticias de Gipuzkoa newspaper ...................................................... 14 Figure 10 - Clipping from El Diario Vasco ................................................................................. 15 Figure 11 - Workshop photos ................................................................................................... 16 List of Tables Table 1 - Events participated by COMPACT ............................................................................. 18 Table 2 - COMPACT's output performance .............................................................................. 22 Table 3 - COMPACT's outtake performance............................................................................. 23 Table 4 - COMPACT's outcome performance ........................................................................... 24


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Definitions and acronyms CC CyberConnector CyberConnector An internal knowledge collaboration site and social network that is

used to share all the information among partners. Referred to also as CC.

DoA Description of Action MST Management and Support Team PC Project Coordinator SC Scientific Coordinator Dx Deliverable DoA Description of Action WP Work Package Tx Task


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1. Executive Summary

This deliverable – D6.4 Communication & Dissemination Report (v1) – registers the work developed in the first half [M1-M15] of the COMPACT project as defined previously in D6.2 Communication & Disseminations Plan (v1). As stated in that plan, the communication and dissemination strategy of COMPACT is based on three strategic axis: Outreach/Awareness, Participation and Uptake/Advocacy, and this report refers mainly to the results of this first axis. The document begins with an overview of the communication and dissemination actions developed, from all the updates on the project website and social media, and mass media coverage, to the participation in relevant events for presentation of COMPACT and for networking as a way to make important contacts with stakeholders and to pursue further as the project develops. The report also presents the scientific activity developed by the consortium and the collaboration with related Research & Innovation projects. The results of the first period of the project are generally positive with COMPACT being able to reach most of the objectives defined for this stage. The consortium developed a set of basic instruments to support the overall strategy such as the project website and logo, the social networks, and other promotional materials like the project brochure and presentation, the presentation template and infographics. COMPACT has also produced a periodical newsletter and a project video to reach wider audiences. Since the beginning of the project, partners have been actively involved in the identification of opportunities to promote COMPACT, which translated into participation in 14 events, the acceptance of 2 conference papers, and the organisation of the first COMPACT workshop for external experts. In the second part of the document, the results against the defined targets are presented. As defined in the plan, COMPACT measures its results based on the approach of 3 O’s of Metrics: Outputs, Outtakes and Outcomes. This way, the project is able to compare its own production (outputs) against the results of those efforts, either direct results (outtakes) or action results like expressions of change in awareness, attitudes, and behaviour towards the project (outcomes), adjusting the strategy accordingly. Finally, in the last section of the deliverable we evaluate the overall performance of the project regarding the communication plan and identify the major deviations. While overall the project has performed positively so far, a couple of issues are raised to take in consideration in the next deliverable – D6.3 – Communication & Dissemination Plan (v2).

2. Introduction

As described in COMPACT’s DoA, D6.4 – Communication & Dissemination Report (v1) reports on the communication and dissemination strategies followed as defined in the submitted D6.2 – Communication & Dissemination Plan (v1). This deliverable falls within the scope of WP 6 – T6.1 Dissemination Planning and Implementation set out to ensure that COMPACT’s results are disseminated and communicated to the appropriate target communities, at appropriate times, and through appropriate methods. The objective of this task is to develop and promote means to raise awareness among interested parties and communities potentially impacted by COMPACT’s outcomes. Therefore, this deliverable presents the results of the strategies and actions planned for M1-


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M151, allowing for a final evaluation of this period to serve as the foundation for the further development and refinement of strategies for the next period (M16-M27) in deliverable 6.3 – Communication & Dissemination Plan (v2).

3. Communication and Dissemination actions

Based on COMPACT’s high-level objectives, D6.2 (v1) sets a comprehensive approach involving target audiences and specific messages based on three strategic axes: Outreach/Awareness, Participation and Uptake/Advocacy. These strategic axes have guided the development and implementation of communication and dissemination actions during the first period of the project. Therefore, during the first year COMPACT has focused on outreach/awareness by converging on information of benefits and expected/actual results presented through scientific publications and presentations at specialised conferences and PAs events, as well as activities of agenda setting. The goal was to build the project’s identity and raise awareness for cybersecurity issues as a way to pave the way and ensure a solid base for the second strategic axis. The second axis – participation – has already started with the identification of specialised audiences and refinement of strategies to reach and involve them. This will be further developed within the scope of D6.3 – Communication & Dissemination Plan (v2).

3.1. COMPACT website

After the first iteration of the website, some changes were made. The main one is the addition of five more language versions (Italian, Portuguese, German, Spanish and Basque) of the base information of the website. Furthermore, a subscription form for a newsletter administrated through the system cleverreach was added to the website. The other changes were minor tweaks of the pages and navigation or content updates to reflect the changes in the consortium and the project in general. The website has been used as a central channel for communication of COMPACT’s activities, with 10 articles in the News section. The articles were shared via social networks in order to increase their reach and direct people to the website. The COMPACT website has had 1308 visits and 967 unique visitors (aggregated).

Figure 1 - Visitors to the website

3.2. COMPACT in social media

As described in D6.2 (v1), COMPACT recognises the importance of social media to promote its activity and reach a broader audience affected by the project themes. Therefore, having set

1 Due to the system implemented in COMPACT for Quality Assurance of the deliverables and the timeline process, the website and social media results report only until M14 (June 2018).


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up four social networks at the beginning of the project – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube –, COMPACT has been active on those accounts by sharing information on the project development as well as engaging with third parties’ content by sharing it whenever relevant for the project. Through a rotation schedule, all partners have been involved in identifying contents to share. Besides sharing information with followers on the project development, such as the project meetings and milestones achieved, COMPACT has engaged in liking and sharing current news and trends in the realm of cybersecurity and the topics it addresses – ransomware, social engineering, and web defacement, among others – and the issues affecting Local Public Administration [APPENDIX A].

3.2.1. Facebook

@COMPACTproject In addition to project news and results, content on Facebook focuses on messages to a wider, non-specialised audience, with advice and rules to raise awareness for safer behaviour while online. From May 2017 to June 2018, COMPACT has:

• posted 55 times; • gained 86 followers and 82 page-likes; • gained 338 post-likes and 15 post-loves; • gained 25 post shares; • reached 4744 users (accumulated); • got 10513 impressions; • had 898 video views.

Figure 2 - Total Facebook Followers by 28/06/2018

https://www.facebook.com/COMPACTproject/


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Figure 3 - Facebook Post Reach

3.2.2. Twitter

@COMPACTproject Twitter is being used mostly to inform on project results and news as well as connecting to other relevant projects and European institutions engaging (liking, retweeting, commenting) with other relevant accounts about cybersecurity. From May 2017 to June 2018, COMPACT has:

• tweeted 101 times (20 retweets); • gained 76 followers, at an average of around 6 new followers per month since August

2017; • got 26927 tweet impressions (accumulated); • got 1900 profile visits; • been mentioned 41 times; • had 55 video views.

https://twitter.com/COMPACTproject


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Figure 4 - Twitter Followers by 28/06/2018

Figure 5 - Twitter reach from April 2017 to June 2018

3.2.3. LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/company/22295613/ Content for LinkedIn focuses on project news and results, aiming especially to inform on technological developments. As it is a professional network, LinkedIn is a privileged channel to reach the IT industry as users tend to interact by highlighting the benefits of COMPACT for business development. On LinkedIn, between May 2017 and June 2018 COMPACT has:

• posted updates 36 times; • gained 26 followers; • gained 42 post likes and 4 post shares; • got 3808 impressions.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/22295613/


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Figure 6 - LinkedIn Followers by 28/06/2018

3.2.4. YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTiDsa1dVYs7sXDtz0LtcDA YouTube channel serves as a platform for video content about COMPACT. So far, there are available two versions of the COMPACT presentation video – complete version and short version. So far, COMPACT has 10 subscribers on YouTube. Overall, the project presentation video has had 423 views on this platform (150 of the complete version and 273 of the short version).

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTiDsa1dVYs7sXDtz0LtcDA


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Figure 7 - YouTube Subscribers by 28/06/2018

3.3. COMPACT media relations

The consortium has issued three press releases in order to publicise the project’s milestones from M1 to M15.

3.3.1. CORDIS

The press releases have been published in CORDIS: • “COMPACT to help Local Public Administration with cybersecurity”

https://cordis.europa.eu/news/rcn/141757_en.html • “COMPACT on its way to overall architecture design”

https://cordis.europa.eu/news/rcn/128836_en.html • “Major progress for COMPACT cybersecurity platform for Local Public Administration”

https://cordis.europa.eu/news/rcn/129733_en.html

3.3.2. i9 Magazine

i9 Magazine highlighted COMPACT in an issue (September-2017) dedicated to e-Government and projects on cybersecurity with Portuguese participation. With a monthly edition, i9 Magazine covers several themes within the scope of innovation. It has a circulation of 10.000 copies and it is available in digital format as well.

Figure 8 - Clipping from i9 Magazine





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3.3.3. Noticias de Gipuzkoa

COMPACT was also newsworthy in the Basque region of Spain due to the participation of DSS as end-user in the project. Noticias de Gipuzkoa is a local newspaper with a circulation of 30.000 papers/day and published press conference given on February 2nd 2018 by the councilor of innovation Juan Ramón Viles.

Figure 9 - Clipping from Noticias de Gipuzkoa newspaper


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3.3.4. El Diario Vasco

El Diario Vasco also highlighted DSS participation in the COMPACT project. It is the most important newspaper of Gipuzkoa with 190.000 copies/day and it dropped some lines related to press conference on February 2nd 2018.

3.4. 1st COMPACT workshop

The first COMPACT workshop took place on 18th January, jointly with the second plenary meeting in Lisbon. At the workshop, there were 11 participants representing seven different organisations. These external experts were asked for feedback on COMPACT and their input was collected to define additional requirements and validate the overall approach of the solution. The input directly contributed to Deliverable 2.10 – User requirements and Use cases and Deliverable 2.11 – LPAs Community Model. The workshop was organised in a way to give participants an overview of the project and its context, followed by a session for discussion:

• Welcome and introduction of participants Presentation of all the partners and participants in the workshop.

• COMPACT in a nutshell Overview of the project by the project Coordinator (ENG) with presentation of the project video.

• Legal implications in COMPACT Introduction to the legal context of COMPACT such as presentation of the new EU regulations on data protection and data privacy.

• Overview of COMPACT user scenarios & requirements

Figure 10 - Clipping from El Diario Vasco


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Presentation of the user scenarios and requirements developed by the consortium to the workshop participants in order to receive feedback on requirements and scenarios to be considered in the development of the COMPACT solution.

• Discussion Division in smaller groups of participants in order to discuss the COMPACT approach and share personal experiences in relation to the issues addressed by COMPACT.

Figure 11 - Workshop photos

3.5. COMPACT at events

3.5.1. 13th TAROT Summer School on Software Testing, Verification & Validation

COMPACT was presented by CINI at the 13th TAROT Summer School on Software Testing, Verification & Validation (26th – 30th June 2017) in Naples, Italy. During the event aimed at PhD students and professors, an audience of around 40 people was introduced to the project in a fruitful exchange of information among professors involved in related cybersecurity projects. http://tarot2017.dieti.unina.it/index.php/preliminary-program

3.5.2. UMAP 2017

AIT organised the workshop "Fifty Shades of Personalization - Workshop on Personalization in Serious and Persuasive Games and Gameful Interactions" at UMAP 2017 where COMPACT was presented to around 20 participants.

3.5.3. The Axis Way - Smart Innovation Lab

CINI presented COMPACT at an Innovation Day - The Axis Way - Smart Innovation Lab (21st September 2017) in Milan, Italy. The partner has given a talk to an audience of more than 300 participants, mostly representatives from the industry and SMEs, gathering expressions of interest from attendees.

3.5.4. Cyber Security in the Workplace inserted in the European Cybersecurity Month

CMA presented COMPACT during the European Cybersecurity Month in a session of Cyber themed events organised by the Portuguese National Cybersecurity Centre (16th October 2017) in Lisbon, Portugal. Cybersecurity in the Workplace was the theme of the session and it had 150 participants, including representatives from SMEs, students and teachers.

http://tarot2017.dieti.unina.it/

http://tarot2017.dieti.unina.it/index.php/preliminary-program

https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=3099023.3099109

https://www.axis.com/pt/pt/press-center/press-release/4810

https://www.cncs.gov.pt/atividades/cibertemas/ciberseguranca-no-local-de-trabalho/


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3.5.5. ViR-Nordwet Plenum 2017

BIT presented COMPACT at the ViR-Nordwet Plenum 2017 Conference (25th – 26th October 2017) in Bremerhaven, Germany. The project was presented to around 40 municipal IT providers and CIOs.

3.5.6. TAKEDOWN

COMPACT was presented by KUL at the TAKEDOWN workshop (16th November 2017) in Brussels, Belgium. The workshop brought together around 30 representatives from government agencies, law enforcement, academia and tech companies in the cybersecurity industry. KUL gave a talk on European Commission’s 11th Progress Report towards an effective and genuine Security Union, including its new policy on encryption and decryption of data as evidence.

3.5.7. VITAKO

BIT presented COMPACT at the VITAKO conference (23rd – 26th November 2017) in Hamburg, Germany. The project was presented to around 150 municipal IT providers and CIOs.

3.5.8. Internal training by CMA

CMA organised an internal training event (27th November 2017) to raise awareness among 20 employees of Municipality of Amadora about cybersecurity issues.

3.5.9. 11th Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference and Privacy Law Scholars Conference

The Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference (CPDP) and Privacy Law Scholars Conference (PLSC) in Brussels, Belgium (24th - 27th January 2018), is among the largest conferences in the field of technology, privacy law and data protection. This year, it attracted more than 1000 participants. The speakers and participants came from academia, public and private sectors and civil society. During the conference KUL and ENG made several useful connections in order to find speakers for the COMPACT panel planned for the next CPDP.

3.5.10. NeCS Cyber Security Winter School 2018

COMPACT was presented by CINI at the NeCS Cyber Security Winter School 2018 (16th February 2018) in Trento, Italy. During the event aimed at PhD students and professors, an audience of around 20 people was introduced to the project in a fruitful exchange of information among professors involved in related cybersecurity projects.

http://www.vir-nordwest.de/

https://www.takedownproject.eu/

https://www.vitako.de/SitePages/Startseite.aspx

http://www.seguranet.pt/

http://www.cpdpconferences.org/archive.html

http://necs-winterschool.disi.unitn.it/


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3.5.11. Cybersecurity workshop

INOV has presented the COMPACT project (23rd February 2018) at a cybersecurity workshop for the municipalities of the region of Setúbal, Portugal. The workshop had the participation of 30 municipal technicians.

3.5.12. Cyberwatching.eu Concertation Meeting

COMPACT was represented by ENG at the first Cyberwatching.eu Concertation meeting (26th April 2018) in Brussels, Belgium. This was an excellent opportunity to share information with more than 40 projects on cybersecurity.

3.5.13. Cyber Security. L'evoluzione della sicurezza nell'ecosistema 4.0

COMPACT was presented by CINI at the Cyber Security event organized by Sole 24 ore the most widespread Italian economic-financial newspaper (21st May 2018) in Naples, Italy. During the event aimed at SMEs, Municipal IT service providers, CIOs, an audience of around 40 people was introduced to the project.

3.5.14. AML 2030

COMPACT was presented by CMA at the AML 2030 Conference for consideration and debate of the strategic options for the municipalities of the Lisbon region (10th July 2018). The project was presented to 22 representatives of 18 municipalities from the region of Lisbon.

Table 1 - Events participated by COMPACT

Event Type of Event Date Location

13th TAROT Summer School on Software Testing, Verification & Validation

Summer School 26/06/2017

- 30/06/2017

Naples (Italy)

“Fifty Shades of Personalization” Workshop at UMAP 2017 Conference

09/07/2017 -

12/07/2017

Bratislava (Slovakia)

The Axis Way - Smart Innovation Lab Innovation Day 21/09/2017 Milan (Italy)

Cyber themes from CNCS Conference 16/10/2017 Lisbon (Portugal)

ViR-Nordwet Plenum 2017 Conference 25/10/2017

- 26/10/2017

Bremerhaven (Germany)

TAKEDOWN Workshop 16/11/2017 Brussels (Belgium)

https://www.amrs.pt/frontoffice/pages/151?news_id=743

https://cyberwatching.eu/concertation-meeting-brussels

http://nova.ilsole24ore.com/nova24-tech/nuove-competenze-necessarie-per-la-sicurezza-nellecosistema-4-0/

https://www.aml.pt/susProjects/susWebBackOffice/uploadFiles/wt1wwpgf_aml_sus_pt_site/componentPdf/SUS5B3E31153CB9D/2018_07_05_SESSOESAML2030_PROGRAMA_PARA_COMUNICADO_DE_IMPRENSA.PDF


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VITAKO Conference 23/11/2017

- 26/11/2017

Hamburg (Germany)

CMA Internal Training Internal training 27/11/2017 Lisbon (Portugal)

11th Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference (CPDP) Conference

24/01/2018 -

26/01/2018

Brussels (Belgium)

Privacy law scholars conference Conference 27/01/2018 Brussels (Belgium)

NeCS Cyber Security Winter School 2018 Winter School 16/02/2018 Trento

(Italy)

Cybersecurity workshop Workshop 23/02/2018 Setúbal (Portugal)

Cyberwatching.eu Concertation Meeting Meeting 26/04/2018 Brussels

(Belgium) Cyber Security. L'evoluzione della sicurezza nell'ecosistema 4.0 Conference 21/05/2018 Naples (Italy)

AML 2030 Conference 10/07/2018 Lisbon (Portugal)

A comprehensive list of the partners involved in each event is presented in APPENDIX B.

3.6. Scientific publications

Three conference papers were submitted and accepted:

• L. Coppolino, S. D’Antonio, G. Mazzeo, L. Romano, L. Sgaglione; How to Protect Public Administration from Cybersecurity Threats: The COMPACT Project; EASyCoSe-2018 - WAINA-2018 (presented paper).

• L. Sgaglione, G. Mazzeo; A GDPR-compliant approach to real-time processing of sensitive data; KES-IIMSS-18 (presented paper).

• G. Mazzeo, L. Coppolino, S. D'Antonio, L. Romano, L. Sgaglione; An Approach for Securing Cloud-based Wide Area Monitoring of Smart Grid Systems; NBiS-2018 (accepted paper).

3.7. Collaboration and cross-fertilisation across R&I projects

As stated in D6.2, COMPACT relies on collaboration, cooperation and cross-fertilisation in order to maximise its outreach and presentation of results. The consortium identified relevant projects in the beginning of COMPACT and has been updating that list with new possibilities for collaboration.

http://wpage.unina.it/fpalmier/EAsyCoSe2018/EAsyCoSe2018/Home.html

http://iimss-18.kesinternational.org/

http://voyager.ce.fit.ac.jp/conf/nbis/2018/


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3.7.1. Cyberwatching.eu

3.7.1.1. European Catalogue of Cybersecurity & Privacy Service Offers

COMPACT registered in the European Catalogue of Cybersecurity & Privacy Service Offers. Launched in August 2017, the catalogue contains information and results from cybersecurity & privacy Research and Innovation initiatives funded on a European, national and regional basis.

3.7.1.2. Cyberwatching.eu concertation meeting

COMPACT participated in the first Cyberwatching.eu Concertation Meeting in April and had the opportunity to share knowledge with around 90-100 people from the cybersecurity and related domains (including domain experts), Commission and other agencies/organisation officials and partners in more than 40 other EU projects with similar topics.

3.7.2. DOGANA and HERMENEUT

DOGANA and HERMENEUT are two European funded projects in the context of the H2020 framework and led by Engineering. While DOGANA is at the end of the mandate, HERMENEUT is following a timeline similar to COMPACT, since it started in May 2017. The results of the DOGANA project provided relevant input to COMPACT, particularly in relation to the development of the To4See component. As far as the HERMENEUT project is concerned, the idea is to create a link between the two projects, considering that the scope of HERMENEUT is very much aligned to the value COMPACT aims to provide to Local Public Administration. In fact, HERMENEUT focuses on evaluating the economic aspect of cyber security, fostering a culture of risk management and providing organisations, as well as business sectors, with an innovative methodology to assess their vulnerability. Therefore, during the next HERMENEUT project meeting that will be held in Tel-Aviv on the 3-4 of October, a slot will be dedicated to present COMPACT, the current status and expected results in order to start establishing a liaison between the two projects and evaluate potential collaborations.

3.7.3. TAKEDOWN

COMPACT was invited to give a presentation at a workshop organised by TAKEDOWN project. This is an EU project for developing effective and efficient security solutions against organised crime and terrorist networks.

3.7.4. SecLearn

SecLearn is a national project coordinated by AIT with the aim to investigate the effect of using gamification to train employees to act security-aware within their working context. The participation between COMPACT and SecLearn mainly focuses on sharing knowledge and providing feedback on the studies that will be conducted within the two projects.

https://cyberwatching.eu/compact-%E2%80%93-competitive-methods-protect-local-public-administration-cyber-security-threats

https://www.cyberwatching.eu/concertation-meeting-brussels


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3.8. Communication and Dissemination supporting tools

Here we present some of the instruments developed to support and facilitate the communication and dissemination actions throughout the project.

3.8.1. COMPACT logo

The project logo was defined at the beginning of the project in order to promote and facilitate the project visual identity. The logo has been used in all instruments and materials, such as images and presentations. The logo is part of Deliverable 6.1 and all the information on its development and norms for use can be accessed in its accompanying report.

3.8.2. COMPACT video

The consortium has produced a presentation video as a way to reach a wider audience through attractive, easily accepted content, especially on social networks. Beyond the general project presentation, in this video greater focus was given to the end-users experience and the impact COMPACT expects to have among LPAs looking to improve their cybersecurity improvement process. A shorter version of this video was submitted to the EU-funded R&I projects YouTube Playlist. The videos in this list are promoted via social media (@EUScienceInnov) as well as shown at events. Overall, the project video had 1349 views on COMPACT’s YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter accounts.

3.8.3. COMPACT newsletter

During the first period of the project, COMPACT issued two newsletters: the first in November 2017, reporting on the work developed from May 2017 – October 2017; the second, released in June 2018, reporting on the developments from November 2017 to April 2018 [APPENDIX B]. The newsletters highlighted the developments of the projects, such as meetings and presentations of COMPACT at events, and articles from specific partners on the work developed in the first year of the project.

3.8.4. Participation in blogs

COMPACT has contributed to KU Leuven CiTiP blog: • “We don’t WannaCry (but what shall we do against it): local public authorities and

data breaches” • “f(human): ENISA’s report on Cyber Security Culture and the human (f)actor”

COMPACT has also contributed to S21SEC and Kaspersky blogs: • “First Year of the COMPACT project” • “Security awareness for local public administrations”

3.8.5. Other promotional materials

COMPACT has produced a brochure to be distributed by partners at events as a way to shortly present the project. [APPENDIX D]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqaIe2ifdms&t=2s

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvpwIjZTs-LjHDvRTqlyjfLeflXDak5er

https://www.law.kuleuven.be/citip/blog/we-dont-wannacry-but-what-shall-we-do-against-it-local-public-authorities-and-data-breaches/

https://www.law.kuleuven.be/citip/blog/we-dont-wannacry-but-what-shall-we-do-against-it-local-public-authorities-and-data-breaches/

https://www.law.kuleuven.be/citip/blog/fhuman-enisas-report-on-cyber-security-culture-and-the-human-factor/

https://www.s21sec.com/en/blog/2018/04/first-year-of-the-compact-project/

https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/project-compact/23066/


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COMPACT has produced two infographics mostly to facilitate online communications by presenting some of the themes related to cybersecurity and Local Public Administration recurring to visual aids. [APPENDIX E] COMPACT has developed a project presentation in PowerPoint as well as a template for presentations for partners to use whenever presenting the project. The materials are available to partners in CC as well as in the project website, whenever applicable.

4. Monitoring

Based on the monitoring and evaluation approach outlined in D6.2 (v1) we now present the results achieved from May 2017 until June 2018 against the defined objectives. This allows us to analyse how the project is performing and to identify deviations from the plan in order to adjust accordingly in the following deliverable - D6.3. (v2). COMPACT measures its results based on the approach of 3 O’s of Metrics: Outputs, Outtakes and Outcomes [1]. This way, the project is able to compare outputs against outtakes and outcomes and follow its progress.

4.1. Outputs

The efforts undertaken by the consortium as a whole or by partners in order to communicate and disseminate COMPACT.

Table 2 - COMPACT's output performance

OUTPUT Target Performance

Participation in research events - 5

Presentations at industry events - 4

Presentation of results at LPAs / PAs events >=5 From Nov 2018

Presentation at LPAs / PAs events - 4

Organization of events (workshops / seminars / conferences / …) 2 1

Project logo 1 1

Project leaflet 1 1

Website development and update 1 1

Website languages >1 6


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Creation of Facebook and LinkedIn, Twitter groups. (+ Youtube) 1 1

Active Participation in Blogs 3 3

Press releases >=10 3

Press releases delivered to traditional media >2 2

Press releases targeted to general press >2 2

Newsletter every 6 months >=5 2

Public demos >=10 From Nov 2018

4.2. Outtakes

The direct results from the efforts developed and previously identified.

Table 3 - COMPACT's outtake performance

OUTTAKES Target Performance

Peer-reviewed journal papers published/presented 2 0

Peer-reviewed conference papers accepted/published/presented 4 3

Visitors to the project website 2000 1308

Unique visitors to the website 150 967 (aggregated)

Followers / Likes 150 198 (aggregated)

General press/magazines articles published >2 3

Organisations receiving the e-newsletter 120 14

Number of subscribers to the newsletter 150 54

Attendees at public demos 100 From Nov 2018

Presentations to selected audiences (e.g. LPAs managers) 20 12

EU-level cybersecurity hub presentations 15 From Nov 2018


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Articles and publications produced at the end of the project 3 0

Targeted Meetings with SMEs >5 From Nov 2018

Targeted Meetings with medium to large corporate organizations >5 From Nov 2018

Targeted Meetings with representatives of users at a local, regional, and national level >5 From Nov 2018

Participants in the 1st COMPACT workshop

6-8 representatives from external organisations

11 participants from 7 external organisations

Facebook reach 4744 users

10513 impressions

Twitter reach 26927 impressions

LinkedIn reach 3808 impressions

YouTube reach 423 views

Attendees in research events (estimated) 1080

Attendees in industry events (estimated) 450

Attendees in LPA events (estimated) 290

4.3. Outcomes

Medium to long-term results – Awareness/Attitude/Behaviour changes or expressions towards COMPACT.

Table 4 - COMPACT's outcome performance

OUTCOMES Target Performance

Downloads of multimedia material on the website >30 87

Number of references of COMPACT in other websites >40 18

Facebook engagement 338 post-likes 25 post shares

Twitter engagement 41 mentions


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LinkedIn engagement 42 post-likes 4 post-shares

YouTube engagement 17 video-likes

5. Evaluation

The project is performing according to plan for the first year of the project. The implementation of the Communication & Dissemination Plan for the first stage of the COMPACT project has not suffered major deviations. There were some delays in releasing the second issue of the newsletter and third press release to comply with reaching Milestone 3 of the project and, due to the time proximity, also to promote the outcomes of the first review. Therefore, one press release was produced to promote the two occasions. The major concerns at this moment have to do with the reach of the project newsletter, both referring to the total number of subscribers as to the number of different organisations receiving it. Now more than ever before, the issue of explicit consent undermines some of the efforts to reach a wider audience. Moreover, subscription to new newsletters has been declining posing yet another obstacle [2]. However, a strategy is already in place to overcome these difficulties and is further developed in D6.3 – Communication & Dissemination Plan (v2). According to the chronogram of actions planned for the period of [M1-M15], most actions were completed, even if with the delays justified previously. Moreover, due to the decision to delay in D 2.2. Psychological Factors, the deadline for submission to the International Conference on Persuasive Technology 2018 was missed and AIT decided to produce and submit a journal article instead. It was also considered that better results were expected further in the project and therefore it was best to submit a paper on gamification in the work environment to the 2019 edition of the International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Also in line with this approach, the presentation of COMPACT in the Major Cities of Europe Conference was postponed to 2019 [APPENDIX F].

6. Conclusions

Although the deviations identified do not threaten the overall performance and success of the implementation of the Communication & Dissemination Plan, it is important to improve the efforts of the consortium as a whole to take advantage of the good work developed so far to reach and engage strategic audiences for COMPACT. The Outreach/Awareness strategic axis was predominant so far, as anticipated, and will continue to develop in the background as the Participation axis is brought forward, leading to Uptake/Advocacy towards the final months of the project. The first strategic axis was implemented successfully in order to set the foundations for the works to be defined and implemented in the future of COMPACT.


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7. References

[1] 3 O’s of Metrics: Outputs, Outtakes & Outcomes, PRnews, available at http://www.prnewsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/3-Os-of-Metrics.pdf

[2] Email marketing report: Email volume was up 18% in 2017, Marketing Land, available

at https://marketingland.com/email-marketing-report-email-volume-18-2017-subscriber-numbers-dropped-235994

http://www.prnewsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/3-Os-of-Metrics.pdf

https://marketingland.com/email-marketing-report-email-volume-18-2017-subscriber-numbers-dropped-235994

https://marketingland.com/email-marketing-report-email-volume-18-2017-subscriber-numbers-dropped-235994


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8. APPENDIX A – Social media

Day

Multimedia (I=Image; V=Video)

Results (S=Shares; C=Comments; R=Reach; I=Impressions; P=Post clicks; E=Engagement rate)

I V Link

S C R I P E

03/08/2017 (Page Picture - COMPACT logo) X 3 4 6 3 125%

08/08/2017

COMPACT is a co-funded European project with the mission to empower Local Public Administrations to become main agents of their own cyber resilience improvement process. The project started in May with a kick off meeting in Rome. Follow us to keep updated on project news and development.

X 13 1 146 293 39 23%

23/08/2017 (Cover photo) 1 8 9 3 38% COMPACT's website in now online. Check out our project at https://www.compact-project.eu/en/About-COMPACT X https://www.compact-

project.eu/en/About-COMPACT

6 24 48 2 25%

14/09/2017

The European Commission will add funds and new powers for the EU cyber security agency and introduce a range of measures to limit threats from hackers, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announced in his annual state of the union speech.

X http://www.euractiv.com/section/cybersecurity/news/juncker-announces-massive-cyber-security-overhaul/

2 6 9 1 33%

18/09/2017 Get to know more about our partners at https://goo.gl/zqxbjb #CompactProject #CyberSecurity #PublicAdministrations #Gamification X https://goo.gl/zqxbjb 4 8 14 50%

29/09/2017 We are wrapping up COMPACT's first plenary meeting in Bremerhaven. We have been working on the next steps for COMPACT so stay tuned for updates.

X 9 59 109 27 37%

06/10/2017

Not surprisingly, the most recent Data Breach Investigation Report (DBIR) from Verizion mostly confirmed the statistics of last year about breaches in Public Administration (PA). Similarly, to 2016, Miscellaneous Errors (unintentional actions that directly compromised the security of company data) and Privilege Misuse (unapproved or malicious use of organizational resources) are among the top three incidents for this kind of organizations. What is significant here is the fact that both these categories of incidents largely depend on the lack of formal procedures in the PA. In addition, the average time for the breach discovery is very high. As the report describes, "In almost 60% of cases [...] it takes them years to learn that they have been breached". One of the supposed reason for this is that "representative of smaller government agencies that do not have the resources to spot the problem sooner". This brings to a second important point: the need for improving cybersecurity skills of PA staff, which must be done with limited economic resources available in the PA. Beside the economic constraint, time is also important, due to the progressive digitalization of PA processes. Unfortunately, this does not match well with the cost and time needed by traditional

X http://www.verizonenterprise.com/verizon-insights-lab/dbir/2017/

2 1 88 126 5 5%

https://www.compact-project.eu/en/About-COMPACT


http://www.euractiv.com/section/cybersecurity/news/juncker-announces-massive-cyber-security-overhaul/




https://goo.gl/zqxbjb

http://www.verizonenterprise.com/verizon-insights-lab/dbir/2017/

http://www.verizonenterprise.com/verizon-insights-lab/dbir/2017/


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training, therefore the need to explore innovative and effective methods to raise employees’ preparation against cyber incidents. COMPACT is helping Local PA to address these issues by means of a "process-based" approach to cybersecurity, coupled with a game-based education for employees training. More information can be found in the COMPACT website compact-project.eu

09/10/2017

#CyberSecMonth week 2 is dedicated to Governance, Privacy & Data Protection. The European General Data Protection Regulation enters into force on May 2018. It's time to prepare!

X https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=L2DqWvfsBR8

2 48 83 2 6%

13/10/2017

The recent Communication of the European Commission (Joint Communication to the European Parliament and the Council - Resilience, Deterrence and Defence: Building strong cybersecurity for the EU-13.9.2017) highlighted the role of the human factor in cyber security chain: “With some 95% of incidents said to be enabled by "some type of human error – intentional or not", there is a strong human factor at play. So cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility. This means personal, corporate and public administration behaviour must change to ensure everybody understands the threat and is equipped with the tools and skills necessary to quickly detect and actively protect themselves against attacks. People need to develop cyber hygiene habits and businesses and organisations must adopt appropriate risk-based cybersecurity programmes and update them regularly to reflect the evolving risk landscape. These aspects are addressed by the COMPACT project that aims at improving the skills – both technical and behavioural – of the Local Public Administration (LPA) personnel via innovative training techniques. Read the full Joint Communication at https://goo.gl/jYjAs8

X https://goo.gl/jYjAs8 2 25 46 4 16%

16/10/2017

The NIS Directive not only sets out the responsibilities of Member States to exchange information on cyber-attacks at EU level but also to put in place mature national cybersecurity strategies and frameworks on the security of network and information systems. Public administrations at EU and national level should play a further leading role in driving these efforts forward. COMPACT will create a LPAs level information hub, for favouring reliable and timely exchange of information among LPAs on cybersecurity guidelines and best practices, as well as on Indicators of Compromise (IoC). Find out more about the NIS Directive at https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/network-and-information-security-nis-directive

X https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/network-and-information-security-nis-directive

2 97 186 2 3%

19/10/2017

"The establishment of public-private partnerships and cooperation mechanisms through dedicated projects such as the Online Fraud Cyber Centre and Experts Network, implementing information sharing model and standard in order to analyse and mitigate electronic crimes risks

X http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=JOIN%3A2017%3A450%3AFIN

1 94 162 1%

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=L2DqWvfsBR8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=L2DqWvfsBR8

https://goo.gl/jYjAs8

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/network-and-information-security-nis-directive



http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=JOIN%3A2017%3A450%3AFIN




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and online frauds" is one of the main concerns identified in the Joint Communication to the European Parliament and the Council - Resilience, Deterrence and Defence: Building strong cybersecurity for the EU - 13.9.2017). COMPACT will create an LPA level information hub, for favouring reliable and timely exchange of information among LPAs on cybersecurity guidelines and best practices, as well as on Indicators of Compromise.

26/10/2017 Talking about #Cybersecurity in Europe. Send your questions to the experts from the European Union #AskCyberEU X

https://www.facebook.com/DigitalSingleMarket/videos/1769606129779351/

1 12 23 8%

27/10/2017

During this month, several security vulnerabilities in software commonly used by Local Public Administration LPA were reported. Most of these security vulnerabilities have been fixed with the release of critical security updates.

X https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/10/microsofts-october-patch-batch-fixes-62-flaws/

1 18 51 4 28%

30/10/2017

More updates to make sure local public authorities are secure: The Microsoft October's cumulative update, fixed several vulnerabilities that could be exploited to access stored confidential data. This update affects the following software: Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Windows 10, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office Services and WebApps, Skype for Business and Lync, and Chakra Core. Updates available at https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/…/313ae481-3088-e711-80e2… The Outlook security update fixes a critical security vulnerability that allows attackers read encrypted emails sent using RSA keys. Update available at https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/…/security-guidance/advis…

X

https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-us/security-guidance/releasenotedetail/313ae481-3088-e711-80e2-000d3a32fc99 https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-us/eula

3 0 0 0 0%

03/11/2017

The widespread adoption has turned social media into an evergreen source of cybersecurity threats, which can no longer be ignored. Besides cybercriminals, social media is the main weapon terrorist groups wield in cyberspace, according to the former MI6 director for global counter-terrorism, Richard Barrett. Cybercriminals are conducting business on social media, planning attacks — be it DDoS, physical attacks, cyber defacement or hacktivism — coordinating their members and even sharing the occasional cat video. With the right tools in place, organizations can leverage social media as an early warning system, unlocking a treasure trove of attack data that could give security teams the edge. In order to address social media security threats, the COMPACT project is developing gamified security awareness and cyber threat intelligence solutions, which will allow Local Public Administrations and other companies to better educate and prepare their workforce against social media attacks.

X

http://www.computerweekly.com/news/4500255638/Social-media-the-main-cyber-terror-threat-facing-the-UK-says-former-MI6-officer

3 1 73 128 4%

07/11/2017

A new Microsoft Office security vulnerability, that has not been fixed and its exploitation is not currently detected by major antivirus, allows attackers to infect computers with virus contained in Microsoft Office documents.

X https://sensepost.com/blog/2017/macro-less-code-exec-in-msword/

3 72 116 1 4%




https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/10/microsofts-october-patch-batch-fixes-62-flaws/



https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-us/security-guidance/releasenotedetail/313ae481-3088-e711-80e2-000d3a32fc99










https://sensepost.com/blog/2017/macro-less-code-exec-in-msword/

https://sensepost.com/blog/2017/macro-less-code-exec-in-msword/


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While this infection does not require activation of the document's macros, it still requires users’ authorization by accepting a dialogue box when the document is opened. It is recommended that users deny message dialogue boxes when opening Microsoft Office documents such as: • "This document contains links that may refer to other files. Do you want to update this document from the linked files?" • "The remote data is not accessible. Do you want to start the application?"

08/11/2017

According to ZeroFox, a firm leader in social media security & digital risk monitoring, social media attacks are on the rise. Examples include: • Government employees being infected through custom phishing messages sent via social media; • Fake social media persona being used to send malware to employees via social media; • Financial frauds in which scammers use social media to prey on the followers of verified banks with fraudulent financial services offerings; • Affecting a company reputation and/or market financial value by compromising the company’s social media accounts and posting slanderous fake news; • Account take over attacks where a company’s social media account is compromised and then used to DM (direct message) all the company followers to disclose personal and/or financial information.

X https://www.zerofox.com/blog/the-dirty-dozen-worst-social-media-attacks-weve-seen/

5 49 64 5 14%

20/11/2017

On November 14th, the Anonymous hacker-activist group has announced a leakage of personal data from European and Italian institutions. The stolen data is said to include emails, contracts' information, telephone numbers, salary information and documents of the police and armed forces. Data losses also concern email exchanges regarding the premier's office and the police about an official visit. In addition, this happened during the days dedicated to the 360 cybersecurity Summit on the business security held in Rome. It is not the first time that Italy suffers from cyber attacks. Two years ago, hackers leaked 1TB of data from Milan’s Expo 2015 website. In 2016, Anonymous Italy hacked into the websites of several Italian job portals leaking personal data of employees and business owner in order to protest against the new labour laws. Rightly so, this deplorable series of cyber-attacks raises concerns about the security of public administrations and the level of public awareness about the importance of data protection. However, it is relevant to underline that during these years, scarce attention has been paid to data leakage in LPAs, which is at the core of the COMPACT project. This is a phenomenon that increasingly impacts citizens' everyday life and attempts their fundamental rights, but it still has almost no presence in mainstream media debate.

X 3 4 4 75%

https://www.zerofox.com/blog/the-dirty-dozen-worst-social-media-attacks-weve-seen/




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28/11/2017 5 things you need to know about the future of cybersecurity X http://www.wired.co.uk/article/wired-security-2017-highlights-dark-web-encryption-terrorism

35 26%

29/11/2017

The University of New South Wales uses a 1980s retro-style arcade game to educate students in cybersecurity. Based on gamification theory the team around Nizamdeen wants to make learning IT security a fun experience for the users. The game is called A.L.I.C.E. and it was released on 13 November in the US. It is a retro-style 2D arcade side-scrolling game. The players have 5 levels to play through after their identity has been stolen at the beginning of the game. Players face numerous cyber threats and have to solve puzzles and zap enemies. If you are in the US, you can get the Android version in the Play Store (Google) and the iOS version in the App Store (Apple). Hopefully, the app will be available in Europe on 19 February 2018 when the next release is planned. Play Store (Google) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details… App Store (Apple) https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/a-l-i-c-e/id1308819837?mt=8

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.S1T2.UNSWCyber

5 23 46 3 22% https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/a-l-

i-c-e/id1308819837?mt=8

05/12/2017

The public sector is an attractive target for cyber-attacks. It holds a lot of information that is potentially valuable to hackers, such as citizens’ personal data, data connected to healthcare, law enforcement authorities, critical infrastructure etc. It can be vulnerable due to two factors; out-dated infrastructure and lack of risk awareness among the employees. The COMPACT project seeks to address both challenges in a legally compliant manner.

X http://www.information-age.com/can-public-sector-bolster-cyber-security-123468761/

5 20 39 2 25%

11/12/2017 How to teach employees not to make mistakes? X https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/human-factor-weakest-link/17430/

3 21 38 1 19%

14/12/2017 Lines blurring between state-sponsored and criminal cyber-attacks. X

http://www.computerweekly.com/news/450431380/Lines-blurring-between-state-sponsored-and-criminal-cyber-attacks

2 15 24 1 13%

15/12/2017 Digital Identity needs to be priority in 2018, says FireEye X

http://www.computerweekly.com/news/450431466/Digital-identity-needs-to-be-priority-in-2018-says-FireEye

3 15 43 1 20%

18/12/2017 Data Protection trends: Ransomware, M&A deals dominate news X

http://searchdatabackup.techtarget.com/news/450431424/Data-protection-trends-Ransomware-MA-deals-dominate-news

3 20 40 0 15%

10/01/2018 Personal data of a billion of Indians sold online for £6, repor claims X

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/04/india-national-id-database-data-leak-bought-online-aadhaar?CMP=share_btn_tw

3 20 37 1 15%

http://www.wired.co.uk/article/wired-security-2017-highlights-dark-web-encryption-terrorism





https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/a-l-i-c-e/id1308819837?mt=8

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/a-l-i-c-e/id1308819837?mt=8

http://www.information-age.com/can-public-sector-bolster-cyber-security-123468761/



https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/human-factor-weakest-link/17430/



















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11/01/2018 COMPACT to help Local Public Administrations with cybersecurity X

https://www.compact-project.eu/en/Project-results/News/COMPACT-to-help-Local-Public-Administration-with-cybersecurity

3 22 40 2 18%

18/01/2018 Included in our 2nd plenary meeting, we are having COMPACT's first workshop to gather feedback from experts on our approach to helping Local Public Administration improve their cyber resilience.

X 18 1 1 187 838 37 16%

22/01/2018 COMPACT video X Video views: 898 117 13 9 34 1292 4537 386 17%

06/02/2018

Today is #SaferInternetDay! Know what you can do to make the Internet safer at https://www.saferinternetday.org/ "Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you" #SID2018

X 4 14 22 29%

08/02/2018

Is your workplace laptop safe? X https://business.f-secure.com/intel-amt-security-issue

4 25 45 2 16%

Donostia - San Sebastián is one of the European Local Public Authorities partnering in COMPACT as an end-user of the solution developed by the project.

X http://www.donostia.eus/home.nsf/0/EC8017CE26B39242C1258227003A48CC?OpenDocument&idioma=cas

4 28 52 2 14%

14/02/2018 Amadora Município is an end-user partnering in COMPACT. X

http://www.cm-amadora.pt/municipio/projetos-cofinanciados/1898-horizonte-2020-compact-competitive-methods-to-protect-local-public-administration-from-cyber-security-threats.html

10 1 97 166 9 11%

22/02/2018 What does the future hold for Cybersecurity in 2018? X

https://blog.appknox.com/cybersecurity-predictions-for-2018/?utm_content=64022807&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

1 20 27 5%

26/02/2018

Staff can cause data breaches in a number of ways. Here are the most common. X

https://www.itgovernance.co.uk/blog/is-your-staffs-cyber-security-awareness-up-to-scratch/

2 24 42 1 8%

"Knowledge isn’t only power, it’s also security." X http://www.three.ie/business/blog/cybersecurity-nothing-real-crime/

2 25 38 1 8%

27/02/2018 "Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue. It’s a matter that the entire business and all its employees should address." http://cascadebusnews.com/time-

take-cybersecurity-personally/

2 19 36 2 11%

01/03/2018

COMPACT Information sharing functionalities will play an important role in helping organizations to become "Antifragile", as they will help Local Public Administrations to spread the lessons learnt in the LPA community.

X

https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/security-data-protection/cyber-security/calculating-costs-cyber-breach-becoming-antifragile-cyber-organization/

1 34 55 3%

12/03/2018

One particularly vulnerable moment for Local Public Administration is the migration between software and applications due to budgetary and legal constraints that make a change necessary. During these phases of change, it becomes necessary to migrate

X www.compact-project.eu 2 44 72 4 9%






https://business.f-secure.com/intel-amt-security-issue

https://business.f-secure.com/intel-amt-security-issue

http://www.donostia.eus/home.nsf/0/EC8017CE26B39242C1258227003A48CC?OpenDocument&idioma=cas

















http://www.three.ie/business/blog/cybersecurity-nothing-real-crime/


http://cascadebusnews.com/time-take-cybersecurity-personally/








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sensitive data that can be accessed by the wrong people. For this reason, it is necessary for employees to be aware of vulnerabilities during transient stages so they can protect against opportunistic attacks of social engineering. COMPACT is helping Local Public Administration by raising personnel's awareness of the basic cybersecurity threats they are exposed to and improving their skills – both technical and behavioural – via innovative training techniques that are well received by the (non-IT-expert) workforce.

19/03/2018

"Social engineering is on the rise, and organisations need to respond to it appropriately. The human is usually the weakest (f)actor in maintaining security, this is why smart hackers target humans, not machines." (by Danaja Fabčič Povše, KUL)

X


6 1 67 109 3 9%

29/03/2018

The effects of a #ransomware attack on #PublicAdministration are real and can disrupt vital activities to the successful administration of cities. In Atlanta, Georgia (USA), authorities are still struggling to keep the government running without digital processes and services. COMPACT is developing a solution for Local Public Administration to better tackle #cybersecurity issues and protect against cyber-attacks. Learn more about our project at www.compact-project.eu

X https://edition.cnn.com/2018/03/27/us/atlanta-ransomware-computers/index.html

4 1 248 355 12 7%

10/04/2018

The COMPACT consortium will meet this week in #Madrid. Follow us and check our website for the latest updates on the development of competitive methods to protect the local #publicadministration from #cybersecurity #threats.

X https://www.compact-project.eu/en/Project-results/News

5 1 101 146 12 4%

12/04/2018

Two very productive days in Madrid! The development of COMPACT solutions to help Local Public Administration tackle #cybersecurity issues is well under way. Stay tuned for the next steps.

X 18 5 608 851 101 9%

19/04/2018

Companies are pledging to defend against misuse of technologies and to protect customers worldwide More info about the #CybersecurityTEchAccord at https://cybertechaccord.org/

X https://youtu.be/ZfCUXq4V6ZY 4 29 42 14%

09/05/2018 $172 billion were lost to cyber-crime in 2017. New threats require new approaches through collaboration of governmental and private institutions. #Cybersecurity

https://buff.ly/2HZ9XN8 1 21 42 5%

10/05/2018 Uninformed staff a weak link in cybersecurity | Today's Trucking X https://www.todaystrucking.com/uninformed-staff-weak-link-cybersecurity/

2 24 38 5 8%

11/05/2018 Governments must think differently about data security X https://www.senetas.com/governments-must-think-differently-about-data-security/

25 34 1 4%

12/05/2018 #Cybersecurity: From the Server Room to the #Boardroom - Durakis Executive Search X http://durakis.com/cybersecurity-

server-room-boardroom/

1 28 43 1 7%

13/05/2018 #CyberSecurity #Skills are a must in modern life X https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurencebradford/2018/03/

1 185 250 4 2%





https://edition.cnn.com/2018/03/27/us/atlanta-ransomware-computers/index.html



https://www.compact-project.eu/en/Project-results/News

https://www.compact-project.eu/en/Project-results/News

https://youtu.be/ZfCUXq4V6ZY

https://buff.ly/2HZ9XN8

https://www.todaystrucking.com/uninformed-staff-weak-link-cybersecurity/



https://www.senetas.com/governments-must-think-differently-about-data-security/



http://durakis.com/cybersecurity-server-room-boardroom/

http://durakis.com/cybersecurity-server-room-boardroom/

https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurencebradford/2018/03/30/why-people-should-learn-about-cybersecurity-in-2018/&refURL=https://www.facebook.com/&referrer=https://www.facebook.com/#f9913985d005




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14/05/2018 What should you do in case of data breach? Is your organisation prepared to respond? Damage Control: 11 Steps To Take If Your Company Has Been Breached

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16/05/2018 See what COMPACT has been up to in the last months by subscribing to our newsletter on the website. New issue coming soon with new content! #H2020 #Cybersecurity

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28/05/2018 Europol Signs Cybersecurity Agreement With EU Agencies, WEF | SecurityWeek.Com https://buff.ly/2ITJwch X

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29/05/2018 Cybersecurity: 5 Basic Lessons for Everyone X http://www.channelfutures.com/industry-perspectives/cybersecurity-5-basic-lessons-everyone

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Cyber security incidents are becoming more common and harder to resolve. The Third Annual Study on the Cyber Resilient Organization revealed that: 64% of respondents said the volume of incidents has increased; 65% said the severity of incidents has increased; and 57% said the time it takes to resolve an incident has increased.

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31/05/2018 Utility cybersecurity - what are the latest cyber threats? X

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01/06/2018 #Cybersecurity: #bestpractices - Hakin9 - IT Security Magazine X 1 15 19 2 7%

02/06/2018 Are cyber-attacks in movies or TV series realistic? Have you ever wondered if those hacking techniques are possible? X

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04/06/2018 The @FireEye report on how the U.S. #government is leveraging strategies to secure its sensitive information and protect its vital infrastructure

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18/06/2018 The new issue of the COMPACT newsletter is out now! Subscribe to learn what we have been doing leading up to Milestone 3 - Definition of Architecture and Components Adaptation. https://buff.ly/2lkrKkd

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19/06/2018 Cybersecurity: 3 Steps Towards Cybersecurity in a Digital World X

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Good news for COMPACT on its first review! Last week, the consortium was in Brussels to present the results of the first year of the project. Feedback was positive, encouraging us to keep working to help Local Public Administration tackle cybersecurity issues.

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08/08/2017 COMPACT aims to empower Local #PublicAdministrations to be agents of their #CyberResilience. Project started in May. Follow to keep updated.

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23/08/2017 #COMPACTproject website in now online. Check it out at https://www.compact-project.eu/en/About-COMPACT … #CyberSecurity #PublicAdministrations #Gamification

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RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu Ongoing study to map & analyze EU's #cyberinsurence market: join @enisa_eu's workshop to contribute http://bit.ly/2veEgFb #cybersecurity

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25/08/2017 RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarketVerified@DSMeu Do you like & use digital services provided by your city hall? Share your views & ideas for improvement http://bit.ly/eGov-exp #egovernment

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27/08/2017 RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarketVerified @DSMeu Companies will have to follow new EU #dataprotection rules as of May 2018. Here's what the rules are about: http://bit.ly/2kDOBZC #GDPR

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28/08/2017 RETWEET: ENISA @enisa_eu #ENISA explains what Blockchain is and how it is revolutionising the public sector http://ow.ly/lZFk30eJjSc

30/08/2017 RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu Interested in personal data & #dataprotection? Keep an eye on this event in Tallinn & Helsinki http://bit.ly/2xwSjHI #MyData2017 #GDPR

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04/09/2017 RETWEET: ENISA @enisa_eu #ENISA supports #SME’s adopt security measures for the protection of personal data-Check out the Agency's guidelines http://bit.ly/2kpZm0S

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EU defense ministers take part in first cyber war game http://tcrn.ch/2xRbufh via @techcrunch X https://t.co/lwdCON

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RETWEET: INOV INESC @INOVINESC #i9magazine about #EGovernment out now! INOV presented @COMPACTproject on #cybersecurity for #PublicAdministrations https://goo.gl/JrB2EX

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RETWEET: European Commission @EU_Commission We need clear e-privacy rules so we can trust digital services. Read @Ansip_EU's blog article→ http://europa.eu/!FH36qv #DigitalSingleMarket

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RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu How is Europe getting ready for the digital future? Watch @JunckerEU's #SOTEU speech on 13/9 http://bit.ly/2wURCJH #DigitalSingleMarket

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12/09/2017 Happy Onlife project raising #awareness of #Internet risks and opportunities among #children #parents #teachers X

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RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu New #cybersecurity tools to better protect people & businesses in Europe against #cyberthreats http://bit.ly/2xjYFMY #SOTEU

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RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu "#Cyberattacks can be more dangerous to the stability of democracies & economies than guns and tanks" @JunckerEU #cybersecurity #SOTEU

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October is European @CyberSecMonth! Test you #CyberSecurity knowledge with @enisa_eu quiz at https://cybersecuritymonth.eu/references/quiz-demonstration/intro …

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RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu "I want high #cybersecurity standards to become the new competitive advantage of European companies" @GabrielMariya

29/09/2017 Just finishing @COMPACTproject 1st plenary meeting. Follow us http://www.compact-project.eu #CyberSecurity #PublicAdministrations #Gamification

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01/10/2017 RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu October is European #CybersecMonth. All events, resources & practical info on this @enisa_eu's page http://bit.ly/1Q0xDdc #Cybersecurity

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RETWEET: ENISA @enisa_eu October is #CyberSecMonth! Join us in raising awareness of #cybersecurity threats &promote cybersec across Europe http://bit.ly/2fKqh7o

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06/10/2017 Miscellaneous Errors&Privilege Misuse. Top #cybersecurity issues in #PublicAdministration according to Verizion DBIR X https://t.co/xeYtPBX

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09/10/2017 Time to prepare! Our project considers #GDPR while helping Local #PublicAdministration improve #CyberSecurity skills through #gamification

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11/10/2017 #COMPACTproject works to increase #CyberSecurity in #PublicAdministration. #cybersecmonth #Awareness #Assessment #Monitoring #H2020

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13/10/2017 95% #CyberSecurity incidents due to human error https://goo.gl/jYjAs8 COMPACT aims to improve LPA personnel skills w/ innovative #training X https://t.co/BFXWgh

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16/10/2017 COMPACTproject will create an information hub for reliable & timely exchange on #CyberSecurity #DigitalSingleMarket https://goo.gl/5Mj4cS

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17/10/2017 “Privacy? I Can’t Even! Making a Case for User-Tailored Privacy” IEEE Security Privacy http://bit.ly/2zqUUUg #DataProtection #DataPrivacy

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COMPACTproject was made possible thanks to #H2020 #InvestEUresearch! @EU_H2020 X 2743 2 4 6 1 1

RETWEET: DigitalSingleMarket @DSMeu Hundreds of #cybersecurity tips & trips in 1 place: check out @ENISA_eu's materials in all languages http://bit.ly/2kA82TW #cybersecmonth

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Do you know what #phishing is? #CyberSecurity #cybersecmonth X https://twitter.com/CyberSecMonth/status/920899851814137856

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#Publicprivatepartnership #Cooperation is an issue in #EU #CyberSecurity https://goo.gl/zPm2me We will foster it through #Information #Hub

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20/10/2017 Have you ever been a victim of #cyberattacks? #cybersecuritymonth #cybersecmonth #DigitalSingleMarket @enisa_eu https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/921379786412392448 …

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23/10/2017 #Staysafe against #WiFi #wpa2 #vulnerability http://bit.ly/2l3l4tj #CyberSecurity #cybersecmonth #ENISA https://twitter.com/enisa_eu/status/921739040227020802 …

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25/10/2017 Reported #vulnerability on #software commonly used by #publicadministration. #Microsoft #Security #updates available https://goo.gl/q2f5CP

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30/10/2017

#Cybersecmonth is ending but there is always time to test your #skills on #CyberSecurity with @enisa_eu's #quiz https://twitter.com/DSMeu/status/924239834935279618 …

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#Microsoft #update fixed #vulnerability exploited to access confidential data stored by Local #PublicAdministration https://goo.gl/xUYFTR X https://goo.gl/xUYFT

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#Outlook #Security #update fixes vulnerability allowing #attackers to read #encryption mails sent using RSA keys https://goo.gl/XUg3MJ X https://goo.gl/XUg3

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RETWEET: Cyber Security Month @CyberSecMonth #ECSC2017 has started!Watch the specialized conferences &learn more about pentesting &ethical hacking http://ow.ly/869z30gfpyo #CyberSecMonth

03/11/2017 Widespread adoption of #socialmedia has turned it into source of #cyberthreats http://bit.ly/1Myo5Tz #cybersecurity X

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07/11/2017 #MicrosoftOffice #vulnerability allows #virus #infection. Beware of dialogue boxes. Deny access to #remote #data https://goo.gl/a1Mgcm https://goo.gl/a1Mgc

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08/11/2017 Report #ransomware attacks. #CyberSecurity #CyberAttack X https://twitter.com/EC3Europol/status/928281458044633088

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24/11/2017 Complex rules lead employees to take shortcuts, which make organizations vulnerable to attacks. #CyberSecurity #HumanError X

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27/11/2017 5 things you need to know about the future of #cybersecurity X


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#publicsector is an attractive target for #cyberattacks. It can be vulnerable due to 2 factors: out-dated #infrastructure and lack of #risk #awareness among employees. #COMPACTproject seeks to address both challenges in a legally compliant manner.

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07/12/2017 #Ransomware up nearly 2,000% in two years as “cyber mafia” hit #business http://bit.ly/2j0Kc3y via @computerweekly X

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11/12/2017

46% of #incidents in the past year involved #employees who compromised their company’s #cybersecurity unintentionally or unwittingly #HumanFactor #Awareness

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Lines blurring between state-sponsored and criminal #cyber #attacks http://bit.ly/2iZV7KP via @computerweekly X http://bit.ly/2iZV7KP 203 2 1

#Digital #Identity needs to be priority in 2018, says FireEye http://bit.ly/2AWEzup via @computerweekly #CyberSecurity #COMPACTproject

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13/12/2017 #DataProtection trends: #Ransomware M&A deals dominate news http://bit.ly/2BJXfKA via @databackuptt X

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27/12/2017 #Top10 #cybercrime stories of 2017 http://bit.ly/2BFBqNw via @computerweekly X

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08/01/2018 Personal data of a billion Indians sold online for £6, report claims X https://t.co/zoNCxcdfLb

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15/01/2018

#COMPACTproject to help Local #PublicAdministration with #CyberSecurity. Our 2nd project meeting will take place this week in #LisbonPortugal and will include a workshop with several European organizations. @EU_H2020

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17/01/2018

The 2nd Plenary Meeting of #COMPACTproject is happening right now. Partners are discussing the next steps and preparing the #workshop that will take place tomorrow with #European #experts. #CyberSecurity #Training #PublicAdministration #H2020

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18/01/2018

Included in our 2nd plenary meeting, we are having #COMPACTproject first #workshop to gather #feedback from #experts on our approach to help Local #PublicAdministration improve their #cyber #resilience. #CyberSecurity #Cyberthreat #Awareness

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22/01/2018

#COmpetitive Methods to #protect local #PublicAdministration from #Cybersecurity #Threats Watch COMPACT's full video at https://youtu.be/DqaIe2ifdms #assessment #Education #Training #monitoring #KnowledgeSharing

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25/01/2018

ReTWEET: cyberwatching.eu @cyberwatchingeu The @COMPACTproject is an EU funded project aiming at the complete protection of local and #PublicAdministration from #cyberthreats and #cyberrisk. Dig deeper on @cyberwatchingeu website! #CyberSecurity #DSM http://bit.ly/2BsdThl

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06/02/2018

Today is #SaferInternetDay! Know what you can do to make the Internet safer at https://www.saferinternetday.org/ "Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you" #SID2018

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07/02/2018

COMPACT reached its first 2 #milestones completing #technology review update and defining #scenarios and #requirements that meet LPAs needs. We are now working on the #architectural #design of a set of solutions to help LPAs increase #CyberSecurity #H2020 http://bit.ly/2sguuoL

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14/02/2018

Ayto_SS is one of the #European Local Public Administrations partnering in COMPACT as an end-user of the solution developed by the project. http://www.donostia.eus/home.nsf/0/EC8017CE26B39242C1258227003A48CC?OpenDocument&idioma=cas …

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22/02/2018

COMPACT focuses on #humanfactors to increase #cyber #resilience in #PublicAdministration. "A company’s people are crucial to establishing a successful #cybersecurity program and building the resilience needed to bounce back from a #breach." https://twitter.com/CrisisSocMedia/status/966635399002185729 …

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How #safe is your #password http://www.wired.co.uk/article/how-secure-is-my-password-good-strong-password-ideas … #CyberSecurity X 161 1

23/02/2018

Top #CyberSecurity #predictions For 2018 By Industry Experts https://blog.appknox.com/cybersecurity-predictions-for-2018/?utm_content=64022807&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter …

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26/02/2018

#Staff can cause #databreach in a number of ways. Here are the most common. https://www.itgovernance.co.uk/blog/is-your-staffs-cyber-security-awareness-up-to-scratch/ … via @ITGovernance

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"#Knowledge isn’t only #power, it’s also #security. #Cybersecurity http://www.three.ie/business/blog/cybersecurity-nothing-real-crime/ … via @ThreeIreland

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27/02/2018 "#cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue. It’s a matter that the entire #business and all its #employees should address." http://cascadebusnews.com/time-take-cybersecurity-personally/ …

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5 #Cybersecurity #Trends You Need To Know - Disruption Hub http://dsruptn.com/2CR8z7A via @Disruptionhub X

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NIST releases #report to address #IoT #cybersecurity needs. #IoTSecurity itgovernanceusa.com/blog/nist-rele…

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02/03/2018

#Tips for #protection against #ransomware https://twitter.com/Europol/status/968832613912891392 … X

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Give us a 👍if you like COMPACT's video. ⏯️https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFABWiHqyPc … See all the important #research & #innovation work being done thanks to 🇪🇺funding. #ResearchImpactEU #InvestEUresearch https://twitter.com/EUScienceInnov/status/969512644511084544 …

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07/03/2018 Now is the time to make #CyberSecurity a priority in your organisation. Be #prepared! https://innovateuk.blog.gov.uk/2018/03/05/essential-tips-for-cyber-security/ …

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19/03/2018

Implementing a #Cybersecurity culture encompasses several aspects. Our project deals with #humanfactors by raising employees' #awareness to cybersecurity #threats while considering EU initiatives like the #GDPR and #NIS Diective #DigitalSingleMarket https://twitter.com/CiTiP_KULeuven/status/973845000621568000 …

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22/03/2018

You can find out more about COMPACT at http://www.compact-project.eu Information available in #Italian #Spanish #Basque #German #Portuguese #English https://twitter.com/CORDIS_EU/status/976202219816083456 …

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27/03/2018

3 #Emerging #Innovations in Technology that Will Impact #Cybersecurity https://tripwire.me/2G8fu2O via @TripwireInc X

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29/03/2018

Prevention is a must in #Cybersecurity of Public Administration. You need #technical and human-related measures like #Awareness and #Training to protect organisations. COMPACT addresses both with an #integratedapproach. See how at http://www.compact-project.eu https://goo.gl/YbMBJe

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30/03/2018

COMPACT focuses on the #requirements of Local Public Authorities in order to offer a solution tailored to these organisations' needs. Not knowing your requirements is pitfall #1 of #cybersecurity plans https://www.align.com/blog/three-mistakes-that-can-derail-your-cybersecurity-program#.Wrz26OfAuZo.twitter …

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10/04/2018

The COMPACT consortium will meet this week in #Madrid. Follow us and check our website for the latest updates on the development of competitive methods to protect the local #publicadministration from #cybersecurity #threats. http://www.compact-project.eu

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12/04/2018

Two very productive days in Madrid! The #development of COMPACT solutions to help Local Public Administration tackle #cybersecurity issues is well under way. Stay tuned for the next steps. #H2020

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19/04/2018

Companies are pledging to defend against misuse of technologies and to protect customers worldwide More info about the #CybersecurityTEchAccord at https://cybertechaccord.org/

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20/04/2018

Retweet @cyberwatchingeu . @COMPACTproject will join the 1st @cyberwatchingeu Concertation Meeting in Brussels, next 26th April! #CyberSecurity #privacy #DataProtection https://bit.ly/2GAKXa4

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26/04/2018 COMPACT presented today @cyberwatchingeu concertation meeting #H2020 #ResearchImpactEU X

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08/05/2018 $172 billion were lost to cyber-crime in 2017. New threats require new approaches through collaboration of governmental and private institutions. #Cybersecurity https://buff.ly/2HZ9XN8

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09/05/2018 Uninformed staff a weak link in cybersecurity | Today's Trucking https://t.co/nUJQwr6fjW

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10/05/2018 Governments must think differently about data security #Privacybydesign #VirtualWorld #Cybersecurity https://t.co/Cw0xDD

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11/05/2018 #Cybersecurity: From the Server Room to the #Boardroom - Durakis Executive Search X https://t.co/qyVg1AQ

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12/05/2018 What You Need To Know About #CyberSecurity In 2018 X https://t.co/nYJnakP5Ru

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13/05/2018 What should you do in case of data breach? Is your organisation prepared to respond? Damage Control: 11 Steps To Take If Your Company Has Been Breached

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16/05/2018 See what COMPACT has been up by subscribing to our #newsletter on the website. New issue coming soon with new content! #H2020 #CyberSecurity https://buff.ly/2jZBeQW

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21/05/2018 Retweet @enisa_eu With exercises like #CyberEurope18, the EU is enhancing its preparedness to tackle current and future #cybersecurity challenge

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30/05/2018 Cybersecurity: 5 Basic Lessons for Everyone https://buff.ly/2xcljZ4 X https://buff.ly/2xcljZ4

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31/05/2018

The Third Annual Study on the Cyber Resilient Organization revealed: 64% said the volume of incidents has increased; 65% said the severity of incidents has increased; 57% said the time it takes to resolve has increased. https://buff.ly/2sa6G2P

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01/06/2018 Utility cybersecurity - what are the latest cyber threats? https://buff.ly/2sleqie X https://buff.ly/2sleqi

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02/06/2018 #Cybersecurity: #bestpractices - Hakin9 - IT Security Magazine https://buff.ly/2LKCST4 X https://buff.ly/2LKCS

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03/06/2018 Are cyber-attacks in movies or TV series realistic? Have you ever wondered if the #hacking techniques are possible? #Cybersecurity Lessons from Pop Culture - Panda Security https://buff.ly/2LFIxKp

X https://buff.ly/2LFIxKp 178 1 1

05/06/2018

How #Government Agencies are Facing #Cyber #Security Challenges https://buff.ly/2xwTomD The @FireEye report on how the U.S. government is leveraging strategies to secure its sensitive information and protect its vital infrastructure.

https://buff.ly/2xwTomD

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18/06/2018 The new issue of the COMPACT #newsletter is out now! Subscribe to learn what we have been doing leading up to #Milestone 3 - Definition X https://buff.ly/2lkrKk

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of #Architecture and #Components Adaptation. https://buff.ly/2lkrKkd #H2020 @EU_H2020 @CORDIS_EU

19/06/2018 Cybersecurity: 3 Steps Towards Cybersecurity in a Digital World https://buff.ly/2tan0ki X https://buff.ly/2tan0

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26/06/2018

Good news for COMPACT on its first #review! Last week we were in #Brussels to present the results of the first year of the project. Feedback was positive, encouraging us to keep working to help Local #PublicAdministration tackle #cybersecurity issues. #H2020 @EU_H2020

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Date

Multimedia (I=Image; V=Video) Results

I V Link Clicks Likes Shares Comments Impressions Engagement rate (rounded)

08/08/2017

COMPACT is a co-funded European project with the mission to empower Local Public Administrations to become main agents of their own cyber resilience improvement process. The project started in May with a kick off meeting in Rome. Follow us to keep updated on project news and development.

X 2 1 118 3%

23/08/2017 COMPACT's website in now online. Check out our project at https://lnkd.in/dkifW85 X https://www.compact-

project.eu/en/About-COMPACT

1 2 158 2%

18/09/2017 Get to know more about COMPACT's partners at https://goo.gl/zqxbjb X https://goo.gl/zqxbjb 1 1 95 2%

02/10/2017 Last week COMPACT had its first plenary meeting in Bremerhaven to discuss the next project developments. Check all the project developments at www.compact-project.eu

X www.compact-project.eu 3 2 142 4%

16/10/2017

“With some 95% of incidents said to be enabled by "some type of human error – intentional or not", there is a strong human factor at play. Therefore, cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility. This means personal, corporate and public administration behaviour must change to ensure everybody understands the threat and is equipped with the tools and skills necessary to quickly detect and actively protect themselves against attacks. People need to develop cyber hygiene habits and businesses and organisations must adopt appropriate risk-based cybersecurity programmes and update them regularly to reflect the evolving risk landscape. These aspects are addressed by the COMPACT project that aims at improving the skills – both technical and behavioural – of the Local Public Administration (LPA) personnel via innovative training techniques. Read the full Joint Communication to the European Parliament and the Council - Resilience, Deterrence and Defence: Building strong cybersecurity for the EU-13.9.2017 at https://goo.gl/jYjAs8

X https://goo.gl/jYjAs8 2 2 99 4%



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18/10/2017

The NIS Directive not only sets out the responsibilities of Member States to exchange information on cyber-attacks at EU level but also to put in place mature national cybersecurity strategies and frameworks on the security of network and information systems. Public administrations at EU and national level should play a further leading role in driving these efforts forward. COMPACT will create a LPAs level information hub, for favouring reliable and timely exchange of information among LPAs on cybersecurity guidelines and best practices, as well as on Indicators of Compromise (IoC). Find out more about the NIS Directive at https://lnkd.in/g-bmdu6

X https://lnkd.in/g-bmdu6 5 3 112 7%

24/10/2017

"The establishment of public-private partnerships and cooperation mechanisms through dedicated projects such as the Online Fraud Cyber Centre and Experts Network, implementing information sharing model and standard in order to analyse and mitigate electronic crimes risks and online frauds" is one of the main concerns identified in the Joint Communication to the European Parliament and the Council - Resilience, Deterrence and Defence: Building strong cybersecurity for the EU - 13.9.2017. COMPACT will create an LPA level information hub, for favouring reliable and timely exchange of information among LPAs on cybersecurity guidelines and best practices, as well as on Indicators of Compromise.

X

http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=JOIN%3A2017%3A450%3AFIN&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_detail_base%3BvsWmfjHcTtWOeLQfe3DhoA%3D%3D

1 2 93 3%

03/11/2017

The widespread adoption has turned social media into an evergreen source of cybersecurity threats, which can no longer be ignored. Besides cybercriminals, social media is the main weapon terrorist groups wield in cyberspace, according to the former MI6 director for global counter-terrorism, Richard Barrett. Cybercriminals are conducting business on social media, planning attacks — be it DDoS, physical attacks, cyber defacement or hacktivism — coordinating their members and even sharing the occasional cat video. With the right tools in place, organizations can leverage social media as an early warning system, unlocking a treasure trove of attack data that could give security teams the edge. In order to address social media security threats, the COMPACT project is developing gamified security awareness and cyber threat intelligence solutions, which will allow Local Public Administrations and other companies to better educate and prepare their workforce against social media attacks.

http://www.computerweekly.com/news/4500255638/Social-media-the-main-cyber-terror-threat-facing-the-UK-says-former-MI6-officer?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_company_admin%3BTJeENaKETRSStqL3RZi3ww%3D%3D

2 4 220 3%

07/11/2017

A new Microsoft Office security vulnerability, that has not been fixed and its exploitation is not currently detected by major antivirus, allows attackers to infect computers with virus contained in Microsoft Office documents. While this infection does not require activation of the document's macros, it still requires users’ authorization by accepting a dialogue box when the document is opened. It is recommended that users deny message dialogue boxes when

X

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1 3 180 2%

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opening Microsoft Office documents such as: • "This document contains links that may refer to other files. Do you want to update this document from the linked files?" • "The remote data is not accessible. Do you want to start the application?"

22/11/2017

According to ZeroFox, a firm leader in social media security & digital risk monitoring, social media attacks are on the rise. Examples include: • Government employees being infected through custom phishing messages sent via social media; • Fake social media persona being used to send malware to employees via social media; • Financial frauds in which scammers use social media to prey on the followers of verified banks with fraudulent financial services offerings; • Affecting a company reputation and/or market financial value by compromising the company’s social media accounts and posting slanderous fake news; • Account take over attacks where a company’s social media account is compromised and then used to DM (direct message) all the company followers to disclose personal and/or financial information.

X

https://www.zerofox.com/blog/the-dirty-dozen-worst-social-media-attacks-weve-seen/?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_company_admin%3BTJeENaKETRSStqL3RZi3ww%3D%3D

2 1 74 4%

07/12/2017

The public sector is an attractive target for cyber-attacks. It holds a lot of information that is potentially valuable to hackers, such as citizens’ personal data, data connected to healthcare, law enforcement authorities, critical infrastructure etc. It can be vulnerable due to two factors; out-dated infrastructure and lack of risk awareness among the employees. The COMPACT project seeks to address both challenges in a legally compliant manner.

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4 2 66 9%

11/12/2017

"46% of incidents in the past year involved employees who compromised their company’s cybersecurity unintentionally or unwittingly" The human factor in cybersecurity is one of the issues addressed by COMPACT. The project intends to make the Public Administration personnel more aware of the basic cybersecurity threats they are exposed to and to improve its skills – both technical and behavioural – via innovative training techniques that are well received by the (non-IT-expert) workforce.

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https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/human-factor-weakest-link/17430/?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_detail_base%3BHgilLLgSQd%2BK1vox0ojpEQ%3D%3D

2 2 86 5%

10/01/2018

COMPACT is an EU funded project with the main objective of empowering Local Public Administrations to become the main actors of their own cyber resilience improvement process. COMPACT will develop an integrated approach including risk assessment tools, training services, threat monitoring services and knowledge sharing services.

X

https://www.compact-project.eu/en/Project-results/News/COMPACT-to-help-Local-Public-Administration-with-cybersecurity?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_detail_base%3B1kUZvz4wRk%2BN5zxVx3PNYg%3D%3D

3 1 105 4%

18/01/2018 Included in our 2nd plenary meeting, we are having COMPACT's first workshop to gather feedback from experts on our approach to helping Local Public Administration improve their cyber resilience.

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06/02/2018

COMPACT has reached its first two milestones completing a technology review update and the definition of the first scenarios and requirements that meet Local Public Authorities’ needs. This has allowed beginning the conceptualisation of a set of solutions to be delivered by COMPACT.

X https://cordis.europa.eu/news/rcn/128836_en.html?WT.mc_id=email-Notification

10 3 312 4%

14/02/2018 Donostia - San Sebastián is one of the European Local Public Authorities partnering in COMPACT as an end-user of the solution developed by the project.


1 40 3%

15/02/2018

The Municipality of Amadora (Portugal) is a Local Public Authority partnering in COMPACT. The involvement of end-users in the consortium will help to develop an integrated solution closer to the Local Public Administration's needs in cybersecurity. More information about the project at www.compact-project.eu

http://www.cm-amadora.pt/municipio/projetos-cofinanciados/1898-ho

3 1 59 7%

06/03/2018

Give us a 👍 if you like COMPACT's video. ⏯️ https://lnkd.in/g-7hKv6 See all the important #research & #innovation work being done thanks to 🇪🇺 funding. #ResearchImpactEU #InvestEUresearch https://lnkd.in/grA3ctj

X https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvpwIjZTs-LjHDvRTqlyjfLeflXDak5er

7 1 183 4%

13/03/2018

One particularly vulnerable moment for Local Public Administration is the migration between software and applications due to budgetary and legal constraints that make a change necessary. During these phases of change, it becomes necessary to migrate sensitive data that can be accessed by the wrong people. For this reason, it is necessary for employees to be aware of vulnerabilities during transient stages so they can protect against opportunistic attacks of social engineering. COMPACT is helping Local Public Administration by raising personnel's awareness of the basic cybersecurity threats they are exposed to and improving their skills – both technical and behavioural – via innovative training techniques that are well received by the (non-IT-expert) workforce.

X www.compact-project.eu 1 47 2%

23/03/2018

You can find out more about COMPACT at https://lnkd.in/gWs6Rgt Information now available in Italian, Spanish, Basque, German and Portuguese. #Cybersecurity #H2020

X www.compact-project.eu 26 0%

10/04/2018

The COMPACT consortium will meet this week in #Madrid. Follow us and check our website for the latest updates on the development of competitive methods to protect the local public administration from #cybersecurity #threats. www.compact-project.eu

X http://www.compact-project.eu/ 4 1 1 96 6%

12/04/2018 Two very productive days in Madrid! The #development of COMPACT solutions to help Local Public Administration tackle #cybersecurity issues is well under way. Stay tuned for the next steps. #H2020

X 6 1 2 297 3%

09/05/2018 Uninformed staff a weak link in cybersecurity | Today's Trucking X https://bit.ly/2GhFLaY 2 3 57 9% 10/05/2018 Governments must think differently about data security https://bit.ly/2wpMI9q 3 2 28 18%

11/05/2018 #Cybersecurity: From the Server Room to the #Boardroom - Durakis Executive Search X https://bit.ly/2rqxQ60 2 27 7%

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12/05/2018 What You Need To Know About Cybersecurity In 2018 X https://bit.ly/2wnLw6D 1 13 8% 13/05/2018 Damage Control: 11 Steps To Take If Your Company Has Been Breached X https://bit.ly/2ruq8qq 1 26 4%

16/05/2018 See what COMPACT has been up to in the last months by subscribing to our #newsletter on the website. New issue coming soon with new content! #H2020 #Cybersecurity

X https://bit.ly/2jZBeQW 3 2 96 7%

29/05/2018 Europol Signs Cybersecurity Agreement With EU Agencies, WEF | SecurityWeek.Com https://bit.ly/2ITJwch X https://bit.ly/2ITJwch 2 2 31 13%

30/05/2018 Cybersecurity: 5 Basic Lessons for Everyone X https://bit.ly/2xcljZ4 3 43 7%

31/05/2018

Cyber security incidents are becoming more common and harder to resolve. The Third Annual Study on the Cyber Resilient Organization revealed that: 64% of respondents said the volume of incidents has increased; 65% said the severity of incidents has increased; and 57% said the time it takes to resolve an incident has increased.

X https://bit.ly/2sa6G2P 1 27 4%

01/06/2018 Utility cybersecurity - what are the latest cyber threats? X https://bit.ly/2sleqie 1 27 4%

05/06/2018

How #Government Agencies are Facing #Cyber #Security Challenges https://bit.ly/2xwTomD The @FireEye report on how the U.S. government is leveraging strategies to secure its sensitive information and protect its vital infrastructure.

X https://bit.ly/2xwTomD 4 2 60 10%

19/06/2018 Cybersecurity: 3 Steps Towards Cybersecurity in a Digital World X https://bit.ly/2tan0ki 13

26/06/2018

Good news for COMPACT on its first #review! Last week, we were in Brussels to present the results of the first year of the project. Feedback was positive, encouraging us to keep working to help Local #publicadministration tackle #cybersecurity issues.

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9. APPENDIX B – Events

Name of the Event Type of Event Date Location Contact Partner(s) Person(s) travelling

Travel dates

Purpose Type of Audience From To Total nr.

Days

13th TAROT Summer School on Software Testing, Verification & Validation

Summer School 26/06/2017

- 30/06/2017

Naples, Italy

http://tarot2017.dieti.unina.it/ CINI Salvatore

D'Antonio 29/06/2017 29/06/2017 1 Presentation of the COMPACT project.

PhDs students and professors

"Fifty Shades of Personalization - Workshop on Personalization in Serious and Persuasive Games and Gameful Interactions" at UMAP 2017

Workshop 09/07/2017

- 12/07/2017

Bratislava, Slovakia


AIT

Elke Mattheiss 09/07/2017 12/07/2017 4

Organizing a workshop on personalization in serious and persuasive games and gameful interactions + conference attendance.

Researchers, academia

Marc Busch 09/07/2017 10/07/2017 2

Organizing a workshop on personalization in serious and persuasive games and gameful interactions.

The Axis Way - Smart Innovation Lab Innovation day 21/09/2017 Milan,

Italy

https://www.axis.com/pt/pt/press-center/press-release/4810#

CINI Luigi Romano 20/09/2017 20/09/2017 1 Presentation of the

COMPACT project. Representatives from industry and SMEs

Cyber Security in the Workplace ", inserted in the European Cybersecurity Month

Conference 16/10/2017 Lisbon, Portugal

https://www.cncs.gov.pt/

CMA

Ricardo Madeira Simões,

Paula Leiria, Cidália Jorge

16/10/2017 16/10/2017 1

Presenting Project COMPACT - Local Public Administration with the Cyber Security of the Municipality of Amadora.

SMEs, students and teachers.

ViR-Nordwet Plenum 2017 Conference

25/10/2017 -

26/10/2017

Bremerhaven,

Germany

http://www.vir-nordwest.de/ BIT

Benjamin Eden, Sonja Ressin

25/10/2017 26/10/2017 2

Networking / Presentation of solutions for data protection for website, frontend editing.

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TAKEDOWN Workshop 16/11/2017 Brussels, Belgium

https://www.takedownproject.eu/

KUL Danaja Fabcic Povse

16/11/2017 16/11/2017 1 Give a presentation about combatting cybercrime and e-evidence.

Government agencies, Law Enforcement, Academia, Tech companies

VITAKO Conference 23/11/2017

- 26/11/2017

Hamburg, Germany

https://www.vitako.de/SitePages/Startseite.aspx

BIT

Thomas Adolf, Sabine Busch-

Cole

26/04/2018 27/04/2018 2 Networking. Municipal IT service providers, CIOs

Digital society, challenges and opportunities

Internal training and awareness event 27/11/2017 Amadora -

Portugal http://www.seguranet.pt/

CMA n/a n/a n/a n/a Awareness. workers in the Municipality of Amadora

11th Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference (CPDP)

Conference 24/01/2018

- 26/01/2018

Brussels, Belgium

http://www.cpdpconferences.org/

ENG KUL

Danaja Fabcic Povse

24/01/2018 26/01/2018 3

Raising awareness about Compact project, making useful connections and finding potential speakers for the panel Compact is preparing for 2019's CPDP. Researchers, academia

Privacy law scholars conference Conference 27/01/2018 Brussels,

Belgium

http://www.cpdpconferences.org/PLSC_CfP.html

ENG KUL

Danaja Fabcic Povse

27/01/2018 27/01/2018 1

Gathering useful knowledge on legal state of the art regarding the interesction of privacy law and technology.

NeCS Cyber Security Winter School 2018 Winter School 16/02/2018 Trento,

Italy

http://necs-winterschool.disi.unitn.it/


COMPACT project. Researchers, academia

Cyber attack: How to immunise government (a joint event organised by AFCEA Europe and eSRT)

20/02/2018 Brussels, Belgium

https://www.afcea.org/europe/documents/CR17Conference_Programme.pdf

KUL Danaja Fabcic Povse

20/02/2018 20/02/2018 1 Gathering useful knowledge on legal and technical state of the art in cyber defence.

Cybersecurity workshop for the municipalities of the region of Setúbal

Workshop 23/02/2018 Setúbal, Portugal

http://www.amrs.pt/frontoffice/pages/151?news_id=743

INOV Nelson Escravana 23/02/2018 23/02/2018 half day

Present cybersecurity solutions to municipalities from the region of Setubal.

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Cyberwatching.eu Concertation Meeting Meeting 26/04/2018 Brussels,

Belgium


ENG

Lorenzo Sutton 26/04/18 26/04/18 1 Present the project at the

event. EC, EU projects

Cyber Security. L'evoluzione della sicurezza nell'ecosistema 4.0

Conference 21/05/2018 Naples, Italy

http://nova.ilsole24ore.com/nova24-tech/nuove-competenze-necessarie-per-la-sicurezza-nellecosistema-4-0/


COMPACT project. SMEs, Municipal IT service providers, CIOs

AML 2030 Conference 10/07/2018 Lisbon, Portugal

https://www.aml.pt/ CMA

Ricardo Madeira Simões,

Paula Leiria, Cidália Jorge

10/07/2018 10/07/2018 1 Presentation of the COMPACT project.

Municipalities of the metropolitan area of Lisbon






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11. APPENDIX D – Brochure


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12. APPENDIX E – Infographics


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13. APPENDIX F – Chronogram of actions

Actions M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 M11 M12 M13 M14 M15

May/17 Jun/17 Jul/17 Aug/17 Sep/17 Oct/17 Nov/17 Dec/17 Jan/18 Feb/18 Mar/18 Apr/18 May/18 Jun/18 Jul/18

Talk at 13th TAROT Summer School on Software Testing, Verification & Validation D6.2 ✔

Workshop on Personalization in Serious and Persuasive Games and Gameful Interactions at UMAP 2017

Talk at The Axis Way - Smart Innovation Lab D6.2 ✔

COMPACT Press Release 1 D6.2 ✔

Presentation at Cyber themes from CNCS - Cybersecurity in the Workplace

Presentation at ViR-Nordwet Plenum 2017 D6.2 ✔

COMPACT Newsletter 1 D6.2 ✔

Workshop Takedown Project D6.2 ✔

Presentation at VITAKO D6.2 ✔

Internal Training - Digital society, challenges and opportunities

11th Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference

Privacy Law Scholars Conference


COMPACT Workshop D6.2 ✔

NeCS Cyber Security Winter School 2018

Cybersecurity workshop for the municipalities of the region of Setúbal

Cyberwatching.eu Concertation Meeting

International Conference on Persuasive Technology D6.2 X

International Conference on Human Factors in computing Systems (CHI) D6.2

COMPACT Newsletter 2 D6.2 ✔


COMPACT Social networks update

COMPACT Website update

Major Cities of Europe - TBD

Engineering Internal Webinars - TBD

✔ Action planned in D6.2 and executed New action Postponed action

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