Research & Development

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

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

July 09, 2026 6G-OPTICONs Begins Its Journey Towards the Future of 6G Networks The 6G-OPTICON project has officially begun its collaborative journey by successfully completing its online Kick-off Meeting on Tuesday, 7 July 2026. Following the project’s official start on 1 June 2026 and the decisions taken during the pre-kick-off meetings, the Kick-off Meeting brought together all consortium partners alongside the Project Officer. The meeting established a common understanding of the project’s vision, objectives, implementation strategy, and expected outcomes. During the meeting, the partners’ representatives discussed the technical expectations and roadmap for their assigned work packages and tasks, project management processes, as well as the immediate next steps for the implementation phase. eBOS delivered a detailed presentation on the project’s dissemination, communication, standardisation, and exploitation strategy, highlighting the importance of ensuring that the project’s results reach their intended audiences effectively. As highlighted during the presentation: “It is not only important for the results to be excellent, but equally important that they reach and are disseminated to the target audiences with the same quality and care.” The event provided an excellent opportunity to strengthen collaboration across the consortium and ensure a coordinated start to the project. The 6G-OPTICON project is a three-year research and innovation initiative, co-funded by the European Union under the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU). Bringing together 9 partners from 5 European countries, the project aims to develop an AI-native, end-to-end orchestration framework for heterogeneous 6G network environments, leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI), programmable network infrastructures, and advanced orchestration capabilities to enable automated, resilient, secure, and sustainable network operations. With the project now officially underway, the consortium has initiated the first technical and management activities, including the definition of the overall system architecture, requirements analysis, and the coordination of work package implementation. The coming months will focus on establishing the project’s technological foundations and strengthening collaboration among partners, while preparations are already underway for the consortium’s first face-to-face meeting, scheduled for October 2026. Visit Page eBOS plays a key role in 6G-OPTICON by leading the project’s dissemination, communication, and exploitation activities. It also leads the identification and monitoring of intellectual property rights (IPR), exploitable assets, and business opportunities arising from the project. (through leading  WP6) eBOS is responsible for managing the project’s integration cycles and processes, coordinating the integration of developments from the technical work packages into the 6G-OPTICON testbed, and supporting the validation of the overall platform. (through leading T5.1) Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.​

July 01, 2026 eBOS Technologies Joins 24 Partners to Launch FIDEL: A Horizon Europe Initiative to Combat Illegal Fishing Through Digital Innovation Event Highlights The FIDEL project officially kicked off in May 2026 with its inaugural Kick-off Meeting held in Volos, Greece on the 23rd – 24th June 2026, hosted by the project coordinator, the University of Thessaly (UTHE). The meeting brought together representatives from all 24 consortium partners spanning 14 countries, marking the formal launch of this ambitious three-year Horizon Europe Innovation Action. During the meeting, partners aligned on work plan responsibilities, technical architecture, pilot planning, and the project’s governance structures, setting a clear path for the first reporting period through Month 18. The Kick-off Meeting also served as the first opportunity for technical and end-user partners to meet face-to-face, facilitating productive cross-disciplinary dialogue between software engineers, fisheries scientists, fishing enterprises, competent authorities and policy experts. Initial discussions on the system architecture, blockchain-based data exchange layer, AI-driven monitoring components and pilot deployment scenarios laid the groundwork for the intensive development phase beginning from Month 7. Project Overview and Milestones FIDEL – A ground-breaking Framework for Integrated Data-Driven IntelligEnce in Fisheries Monitoring, ControL and Surveillance – is a Horizon Europe Innovation Action (Grant Agreement 101286574) funded with nearly €6 million in EU support. The project addresses one of the most pressing challenges in European fisheries governance: the widespread prevalence of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, which undermines marine biodiversity, distorts markets and weakens the effectiveness of EU fisheries policy. FIDEL’s response is a holistic digital platform that integrates AI-based species recognition, blockchain-enabled secure data sharing, IoT vessel sensors, satellite surveillance, electronic logbooks and DNA-based fish identification into a single interoperable framework validated across four real-world pilot campaigns – covering small-scale Mediterranean and Atlantic fisheries, recreational fisheries in Croatia and Hungary, and EU long-distance operations in the Indian Ocean. With the Kick-off Meeting now complete, the project enters its co-design and definition phase. Key early milestones include the publication of the project website by Month 3, the delivery of the first user needs and requirements report by Month 6, and the commencement of technology development activities from Month 7. The first major technical milestone – Innovation Flame – is targeted for Month 16, delivering initial versions of all core FIDEL technologies. Visit Page eBOS Technologies plays a central role in FIDEL at both the technical and strategic levels. As WP6 Leader and Innovation Manager for the consortium, eBOS is responsible for guiding the project’s exploitation strategy, managing intellectual property across 24 partners, conducting market analysis, and developing the commercial roadmap for FIDEL’s key results. On the technical side, eBOS leads Task 4.1, driving the design and development of the project’s energy-efficient blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) infrastructure – the secure backbone through which fisheries data is shared in a tamper-proof, auditable way between vessels, operators and competent authorities. eBOS also contributes to AI/ML integration, pilot deployment in the Mediterranean Cyprus context, and capacity building activities throughout the project lifetime. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

June 23, 2026 The CyberSuite project held its 6th plenary meeting On the 17th and 18th of June 2026, the CyberSuite project held its 6th physical meeting in Cagliari, Italy. eBOS was represented by Christos Skoufis (Deputy Head of R&D Projects & Head of Information Security) and Maria Patsea (R&D Project Manager), who contributed to discussions on market uptake, business innovation, exploitation strategies, and the long-term impact of CyberSuite outcomes. During the meeting, partners reviewed project progress, advanced technical integration activities, prepared upcoming demonstrations, and aligned on the next steps for the CyberSuite Marketplace, Academy, Hackathon activities and ecosystem growth. CyberSuite is a Digital Europe Programme project dedicated to strengthening the cybersecurity resilience of European SMEs through an integrated Security-as-a-Service ecosystem. By addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by organisations, the project delivers accessible and trusted cybersecurity solutions that support secure digital transformation. The project combines advanced cybersecurity technologies, specialised training and awareness services, and a dedicated marketplace that facilitates the discovery, deployment, and adoption of cybersecurity solutions. Through this integrated approach, CyberSuite aims to enhance cyber threat detection, incident response, risk management, and cybersecurity awareness while lowering barriers to cybersecurity adoption for SMEs. The project validates its solutions across four strategic use cases: Energy, focusing on enhancing the security and resilience of smart energy management infrastructures. Mobile & Transport, addressing the cybersecurity requirements of drone-based railway inspection and monitoring services. Digital Health, strengthening the protection of telehealth platforms and digital healthcare services. Agrifood, safeguarding cloud-based digital services that support the agri-food value chain. Visit page eBOS plays a strategic role in driving the visibility, market uptake, and long-term sustainability of CyberSuite. The company leads the Dissemination and Communication activities of the project, coordinating stakeholder engagement, market outreach, and impact-driven communication actions to maximise the visibility and uptake of CyberSuite outcomes. Drawing on its expertise in cybersecurity, innovation management, and digital transformation, eBOS also contributes to market intelligence, business modelling, and exploitation planning activities, helping transform CyberSuite innovations into trusted, scalable, and market-ready cybersecurity solutions for SMEs across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Digital Europe Programme. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

June 23, 2026 The CyberSuite project held its 6th plenary meeting On the 17th and 18th of June 2026, the CyberSuite project held its 6th physical meeting in Cagliari, Italy. eBOS was represented by Christos Skoufis (Deputy Head of R&D Projects & Head of Information Security) and Maria Patsea (R&D Project Manager), who contributed to discussions on market uptake, business innovation, exploitation strategies, and the long-term impact of CyberSuite outcomes. During the meeting, partners reviewed project progress, advanced technical integration activities, prepared upcoming demonstrations, and aligned on the next steps for the CyberSuite Marketplace, Academy, Hackathon activities and ecosystem growth. CyberSuite is a Digital Europe Programme project dedicated to strengthening the cybersecurity resilience of European SMEs through an integrated Security-as-a-Service ecosystem. By addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by organisations, the project delivers accessible and trusted cybersecurity solutions that support secure digital transformation. The project combines advanced cybersecurity technologies, specialised training and awareness services, and a dedicated marketplace that facilitates the discovery, deployment, and adoption of cybersecurity solutions. Through this integrated approach, CyberSuite aims to enhance cyber threat detection, incident response, risk management, and cybersecurity awareness while lowering barriers to cybersecurity adoption for SMEs. The project validates its solutions across four strategic use cases: Energy, focusing on enhancing the security and resilience of smart energy management infrastructures. Mobile & Transport, addressing the cybersecurity requirements of drone-based railway inspection and monitoring services. Digital Health, strengthening the protection of telehealth platforms and digital healthcare services. Agrifood, safeguarding cloud-based digital services that support the agri-food value chain. Visit page eBOS plays a strategic role in driving the visibility, market uptake, and long-term sustainability of CyberSuite. The company leads the Dissemination and Communication activities of the project, coordinating stakeholder engagement, market outreach, and impact-driven communication actions to maximise the visibility and uptake of CyberSuite outcomes. Drawing on its expertise in cybersecurity, innovation management, and digital transformation, eBOS also contributes to market intelligence, business modelling, and exploitation planning activities, helping transform CyberSuite innovations into trusted, scalable, and market-ready cybersecurity solutions for SMEs across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Digital Europe Programme. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

June 23, 2026 The CyberSuite project held its 6th plenary meeting On the 17th and 18th of June 2026, the CyberSuite project held its 6th physical meeting in Cagliari, Italy. eBOS was represented by Christos Skoufis (Deputy Head of R&D Projects & Head of Information Security) and Maria Patsea (R&D Project Manager), who contributed to discussions on market uptake, business innovation, exploitation strategies, and the long-term impact of CyberSuite outcomes. During the meeting, partners reviewed project progress, advanced technical integration activities, prepared upcoming demonstrations, and aligned on the next steps for the CyberSuite Marketplace, Academy, Hackathon activities and ecosystem growth. CyberSuite is a Digital Europe Programme project dedicated to strengthening the cybersecurity resilience of European SMEs through an integrated Security-as-a-Service ecosystem. By addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by organisations, the project delivers accessible and trusted cybersecurity solutions that support secure digital transformation. The project combines advanced cybersecurity technologies, specialised training and awareness services, and a dedicated marketplace that facilitates the discovery, deployment, and adoption of cybersecurity solutions. Through this integrated approach, CyberSuite aims to enhance cyber threat detection, incident response, risk management, and cybersecurity awareness while lowering barriers to cybersecurity adoption for SMEs. The project validates its solutions across four strategic use cases: Energy, focusing on enhancing the security and resilience of smart energy management infrastructures. Mobile & Transport, addressing the cybersecurity requirements of drone-based railway inspection and monitoring services. Digital Health, strengthening the protection of telehealth platforms and digital healthcare services. Agrifood, safeguarding cloud-based digital services that support the agri-food value chain. Visit page eBOS plays a strategic role in driving the visibility, market uptake, and long-term sustainability of CyberSuite. The company leads the Dissemination and Communication activities of the project, coordinating stakeholder engagement, market outreach, and impact-driven communication actions to maximise the visibility and uptake of CyberSuite outcomes. Drawing on its expertise in cybersecurity, innovation management, and digital transformation, eBOS also contributes to market intelligence, business modelling, and exploitation planning activities, helping transform CyberSuite innovations into trusted, scalable, and market-ready cybersecurity solutions for SMEs across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Digital Europe Programme. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

June 23, 2026 The CyberSuite project held its 6th plenary meeting On the 17th and 18th of June 2026, the CyberSuite project held its 6th physical meeting in Cagliari, Italy. eBOS was represented by Christos Skoufis (Deputy Head of R&D Projects & Head of Information Security) and Maria Patsea (R&D Project Manager), who contributed to discussions on market uptake, business innovation, exploitation strategies, and the long-term impact of CyberSuite outcomes. During the meeting, partners reviewed project progress, advanced technical integration activities, prepared upcoming demonstrations, and aligned on the next steps for the CyberSuite Marketplace, Academy, Hackathon activities and ecosystem growth. CyberSuite is a Digital Europe Programme project dedicated to strengthening the cybersecurity resilience of European SMEs through an integrated Security-as-a-Service ecosystem. By addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by organisations, the project delivers accessible and trusted cybersecurity solutions that support secure digital transformation. The project combines advanced cybersecurity technologies, specialised training and awareness services, and a dedicated marketplace that facilitates the discovery, deployment, and adoption of cybersecurity solutions. Through this integrated approach, CyberSuite aims to enhance cyber threat detection, incident response, risk management, and cybersecurity awareness while lowering barriers to cybersecurity adoption for SMEs. The project validates its solutions across four strategic use cases: Energy, focusing on enhancing the security and resilience of smart energy management infrastructures. Mobile & Transport, addressing the cybersecurity requirements of drone-based railway inspection and monitoring services. Digital Health, strengthening the protection of telehealth platforms and digital healthcare services. Agrifood, safeguarding cloud-based digital services that support the agri-food value chain. Visit page eBOS plays a strategic role in driving the visibility, market uptake, and long-term sustainability of CyberSuite. The company leads the Dissemination and Communication activities of the project, coordinating stakeholder engagement, market outreach, and impact-driven communication actions to maximise the visibility and uptake of CyberSuite outcomes. Drawing on its expertise in cybersecurity, innovation management, and digital transformation, eBOS also contributes to market intelligence, business modelling, and exploitation planning activities, helping transform CyberSuite innovations into trusted, scalable, and market-ready cybersecurity solutions for SMEs across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Digital Europe Programme. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

June 23, 2026 The CyberSuite project held its 6th plenary meeting On the 17th and 18th of June 2026, the CyberSuite project held its 6th physical meeting in Cagliari, Italy. eBOS was represented by Christos Skoufis (Deputy Head of R&D Projects & Head of Information Security) and Maria Patsea (R&D Project Manager), who contributed to discussions on market uptake, business innovation, exploitation strategies, and the long-term impact of CyberSuite outcomes. During the meeting, partners reviewed project progress, advanced technical integration activities, prepared upcoming demonstrations, and aligned on the next steps for the CyberSuite Marketplace, Academy, Hackathon activities and ecosystem growth. CyberSuite is a Digital Europe Programme project dedicated to strengthening the cybersecurity resilience of European SMEs through an integrated Security-as-a-Service ecosystem. By addressing the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by organisations, the project delivers accessible and trusted cybersecurity solutions that support secure digital transformation. The project combines advanced cybersecurity technologies, specialised training and awareness services, and a dedicated marketplace that facilitates the discovery, deployment, and adoption of cybersecurity solutions. Through this integrated approach, CyberSuite aims to enhance cyber threat detection, incident response, risk management, and cybersecurity awareness while lowering barriers to cybersecurity adoption for SMEs. The project validates its solutions across four strategic use cases: Energy, focusing on enhancing the security and resilience of smart energy management infrastructures. Mobile & Transport, addressing the cybersecurity requirements of drone-based railway inspection and monitoring services. Digital Health, strengthening the protection of telehealth platforms and digital healthcare services. Agrifood, safeguarding cloud-based digital services that support the agri-food value chain. Visit page eBOS plays a strategic role in driving the visibility, market uptake, and long-term sustainability of CyberSuite. The company leads the Dissemination and Communication activities of the project, coordinating stakeholder engagement, market outreach, and impact-driven communication actions to maximise the visibility and uptake of CyberSuite outcomes. Drawing on its expertise in cybersecurity, innovation management, and digital transformation, eBOS also contributes to market intelligence, business modelling, and exploitation planning activities, helping transform CyberSuite innovations into trusted, scalable, and market-ready cybersecurity solutions for SMEs across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Digital Europe Programme. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.