2025

January 28, 2026 eBOS will participate in the 2nd Cyber Intelligence Summit 2026 under the NERO Project eBOS is happy to announce its participation in the 2nd Cyber Intelligence Summit 2026, a high-level international event focusing on cyber intelligence, strategic defence, and emerging security challenges. The company will be represented by DR. Loizos Chrisofi, Chief R&D Officer and Dr. Charalambos Klits R&D Senior Project Manager, contributing to discussions on cyber defence innovation within the framework of the EU-funded NERO project. eBOS will participate in the 2nd Cyber Intelligence Summit 2026, titled “Information as Defence: From Everyday Practice to Global Strategy”, taking place on Thursday, 5 February 2026, at the Athens Concert Hall (Megaron Mousikis Athinon). The Summit is held under the auspices of the Ministries of National Defence and Digital Governance of Greece, the Ministry of Defence of Cyprus, and the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy of Cyprus. The event brings together senior decision-makers, cybersecurity experts, and technology leaders from Greece, Cyprus, and the wider region to address critical challenges in cyber intelligence, national security, and digital resilience. Key thematic panels will cover coordinated national cyber strategies, cyber intelligence analysis, post-cryptographic security, and the protection of critical infrastructures eBOS’s participation is supported through the NERO EU project, which focuses on advancing cyber intelligence capabilities, strengthening situational awareness, and enhancing defensive mechanisms against complex and evolving cyber threats. The project places strong emphasis on intelligence-driven analysis, cross-sector collaboration, and practical deployment of advanced cybersecurity technologies. Through its engagement in the Summit, eBOS aims to contribute to strategic dialogue on cyber defence while reinforcing the project’s objectives of bridging research, innovation, and real-world operational needs in both public and private sectors. Visit page In NERO EU project, eBOS undertakes the key role of Technical Manager, overseeing the planning and execution of critical project activities. Beyond managing technical aspects, eBOS also leads the design and architecture of the NERO ecosystem. Particular focus is placed on ensuring seamless interoperability between all NERO components from the project’s outset. Additionally, eBOS coordinates the integration, demonstration, and evaluation phases of the NERO use cases, with the primary goal of showcasing the project’s technologies and deriving valuable insights. To achieve this, eBOS will leverage its commercial suite, WiseBOS, and infrastructure, to validate, evaluate, and demonstrate NERO’s frameworks within a fintech organisation. 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. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

November 18, 2025 SUNRISE-6G 4th Plenary Meeting Highlights Month 24 Progress On December 2-3, 2025, the SUNRISE-6G consortium met in Barcelona, Spain, for its 4th Plenary Meeting, hosted by IQU. The two-day event marked Month 24 of the project, offering partners a key opportunity to review progress, share updates, and plan the next phase of activities. Discussions focused on project management, architecture design, development of the 6G experimentation framework and 6G library, platform interconnection and federation, updates on exploitation, dissemination, and standardisation and the execution of the SUNRISE-6G use cases such as the Cross-domain Metaverse and Collaborative Robots for Mining, reflecting the project’s hands-on progress and readiness for real-world experimentation. Partners also reviewed feedback from the mid-term review to ensure the project remains on track and continues to deliver high impact. eBOS, represented by R&D Project Manager Gianna Avgousti, played a central role in both technical and communication activities. Beyond leading dissemination, communication, and hackathon efforts, eBOS designed and developed the SUNRISE-6G Experimentation Portal and upgraded and integrated our own state-of-the-art 5G/6G testbed across 14 sites in Europe. We also deployed our AI-driven mitigation framework against cyberattacks on the eBOS testbed. The portal and testbed functionalities, including our AI-driven cyber-attack mitigation framework, will be openly accessible via the SUNRISE-6G Experimentation Portal through the SUNRISE-6G website, enabling broader use and collaboration across the 6G community. Additionally, eBOS oversees Quality Assurance to ensure the project delivers high-quality, impactful results. The meeting concluded with renewed momentum, strong collaboration, and clear plans for the next milestones, reinforcing the project’s commitment to open, federated, and AI-native 6G experimentation. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are 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.

November 18, 2025 SUNRISE-6G 4th Plenary Meeting Highlights Month 24 Progress On December 2-3, 2025, the SUNRISE-6G consortium met in Barcelona, Spain, for its 4th Plenary Meeting, hosted by IQU. The two-day event marked Month 24 of the project, offering partners a key opportunity to review progress, share updates, and plan the next phase of activities. Discussions focused on project management, architecture design, development of the 6G experimentation framework and 6G library, platform interconnection and federation, updates on exploitation, dissemination, and standardisation and the execution of the SUNRISE-6G use cases such as the Cross-domain Metaverse and Collaborative Robots for Mining, reflecting the project’s hands-on progress and readiness for real-world experimentation. Partners also reviewed feedback from the mid-term review to ensure the project remains on track and continues to deliver high impact. eBOS, represented by R&D Project Manager Gianna Avgousti, played a central role in both technical and communication activities. Beyond leading dissemination, communication, and hackathon efforts, eBOS designed and developed the SUNRISE-6G Experimentation Portal and upgraded and integrated our own state-of-the-art 5G/6G testbed across 14 sites in Europe. We also deployed our AI-driven mitigation framework against cyberattacks on the eBOS testbed. The portal and testbed functionalities, including our AI-driven cyber-attack mitigation framework, will be openly accessible via the SUNRISE-6G Experimentation Portal through the SUNRISE-6G website, enabling broader use and collaboration across the 6G community. Additionally, eBOS oversees Quality Assurance to ensure the project delivers high-quality, impactful results. The meeting concluded with renewed momentum, strong collaboration, and clear plans for the next milestones, reinforcing the project’s commitment to open, federated, and AI-native 6G experimentation. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are 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.

November 26, 2025 eBOS participates in the ISMED-CLIM Annual Meeting 2025 in Nicosia, Cyprus On 24–25 November 2025, the ISMED-CLIM consortium convened in Nicosia, Cyprus, for its Annual Meeting, hosted at the Shiakolas Educational Center of Clinical Medicine. The meeting brought together more than 60 experts from the Mediterranean region to review progress, discuss upcoming milestones, and coordinate next steps toward delivering climate-resilient public health interventions across eight demonstration sites and six replication sites. Representing eBOS Technologies, Senior Project Manager & Technical Leader Mr. Sozos Karageorgiou actively contributed to the internal technical programme. During the ISMED-CLIM Progress Overview – Part 1 session, he presented key progress in WP3, highlighting advancements in data model harmonisation, integration workflows for the ISMED-CLIM digital platform, and the technical foundations supporting the next phase of Living Lab deployments. Later in the day, Mr. Karageorgiou co-delivered the Plenary Training Workshop on the ISMED-CLIM e-Platform & Early Warning System, showcasing the system’s current capabilities, planned integrations with living lab processes, and the roadmap toward a unified digital environment for vulnerability assessment, early warning, and policy-level decision support. The meeting facilitated constructive exchanges among project partners, ensured alignment on upcoming deliverables, and strengthened collaboration ahead of WP4 living-lab deployments and WP5–WP6 knowledge platform development activities. ISMED-CLIM aims to address the growing health impacts of climate change across the Mediterranean by developing, testing, and scaling innovative adaptation solutions. The project brings together leading academic, clinical, public-health, and technology organisations to better understand how heat exposure, air pollution, and climate-driven vector-borne diseases affect vulnerable populations. To achieve this, the project integrates epidemiological evidence, environmental data, behavioural insights, and real-world observations from eight Living Labs and six replication sites across five European countries. These multidisciplinary inputs feed into a unified data and knowledge infrastructure that supports evidence-based adaptation strategies.   Visit page In ISMED-CLIM, eBOS leads the development of the project’s Human Machine Interfaces (HMI), creating the digital applications that connect end users, Living Labs, and policymakers with the project’s climate-health intelligence. This work covers four core components: the main portal that unifies platform services and ensures integration with the EU Climate-ADAPT platform; the Living Labs Management Portal that supports the coordination and monitoring of climate-resilience interventions across all demonstration sites; the Citizen App, which delivers real-time forecasts, alerts, and personalised prevention guidance; and the Policy Dashboard, which provides intuitive visualisations and evidence-based decision-support tools for climate-adaptation planning. Through these contributions, eBOS ensures that ISMED-CLIM’s scientific and technical outputs are transformed into accessible, user-friendly, and impactful digital solutions. The ISMED-CLIM project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101156653.

News & Insides October 06, 2025 eBOS participated in the final GUARDEN plenary meeting in Brussels From October 1st to 3rd, 2025, the Horizon Europe project GUARDEN (“safeGUARDing biodivErsity aNd critical ecosystem services across sectors and scales”) held its Final Plenary Meeting at the Herman Teirlinck building in Brussels, Belgium. The three-day event gathered consortium partners and advisory board members to present the project’s achievements and results. eBOS was represented by Dr Gianna Ioannou, R&D Senior Project Manager, who leads the company’s involvement in the project. The agenda featured presentations, interactive sessions, and case studies presentations. Highlights included the presentation of the GUARDEN final architecture and its components, as well as results from case studies conducted in Spain, Madagascar, Greece, Cyprus, and France. Additionally, dedicated sessions were held on scientific and technical achievements, policy pathways, and sustainability strategies. GUARDEN’s mission is to safeguard biodiversity and its contributions to people by bringing them to the forefront of policy and decision-making. The project achieves this by developing user-oriented Decision-Support Applications (DSAs) and leveraging Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships (MSPs). GUARDEN has combined methods such as deep learning, earth observation, and hybrid modelling to generate standardised, geo-localised biodiversity data and predictive models. These models assess biodiversity and ecosystem status indicators under pressures such as human activities and climate change, thereby equipping policymakers, experts, and communities with science-based tools for decision-making. Visit page eBOS plays a pivotal role in the GUARDEN project by leading the integration and configuration of the GUARDEN system and designing the applications’ user interface. Additionally, as the leader of Work Package 5, eBOS oversees the testing and validation of the developed tools across four unique case studies. eBOS also serves as the project’s Quality Assurance and Risk Manager, ensuring that all activities adhere to the highest standards and effectively manage risks. 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 European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

News & Insides October 06, 2025 eBOS hosted the Consortium meeting of the DELPHI project On 24–25 September 2025, eBOS Technologies Ltd proudly hosted the 4th General Assembly meeting of the DELPHI project at the European University Cyprus in Nicosia. This two-day event gathered partners and stakeholders from across Europe to review progress, align on key milestones, and plan the next steps in the project’s implementation. eBOS was represented by Dr. Kyriaki Psara, Senior R&D Project Manager, and Mr. Sozos Karageorgiou, Senior R&D Project Manager. The agenda featured plenary sessions, technical workshops, and pilot-focused discussions covering all core work packages. Highlights included updates on data interoperability, secure data sharing, predictive modelling, and demonstration activities. Day one combined presentations and a WP3 workshop on federated ecosystems and legacy system integration, while day two focused on detailed planning for the four pilot cases in Madrid, Athens, Cluj-Napoca, and Mykonos. Networking opportunities, including a group dinner, further strengthened collaboration between partners. The DELPHI project addresses pressing challenges in passenger and freight mobility by creating a federated network of platforms to enable secure, seamless multimodal transport data sharing. By combining innovative tools such as UAS-powered monitoring, AI/ML-driven optimisation, and hybrid passenger-freight transport solutions, DELPHI seeks to improve interoperability and optimise transport networks across Europe. The project’s digital framework is being validated through four diverse pilot programmes to ensure real-world applicability and impact. Visit page eBOS serves as the project’s Data Protection Officer (DPO), supported by data privacy contacts from each consortium member to ensure effective data management. With over 18 years of expertise as a software powerhouse, eBOS translates pilot requirements into technical specifications for the project’s technology development. Additionally, eBOS leads efforts in data management, open science, legal and ethical compliance, gender considerations, and the development of frameworks for secure, efficient data handling, as well as harmonized data specifications and reference models. 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 European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

News & Insides September 26, 2025 eBOS participated in the PST meeting of PROBONO project eBOS participated in PROBONO’s Project Steering Team (PST) meeting that was held between 16-17 September 2025, in Aarhus, Denmark. During the meeting, partners discussed the latest developments as well as the upcoming milestones, ahead of the completion of the third reporting period. Georgia Pantelide, Senior R&D Project Manager represented eBOS and contributed to discussions about the progress of deliverables and the technical development. PROBONO project brings together a European multidisciplinary consortium of 47 partners, construction and consulting entities, public asset service managers, municipalities, technology solution providers and experts, to turn the six European districts (PROBONO´s Living Labs) into Green Building Neighbourhoods (GBN), with positive energy balance and zero carbon emissions: two large-scale demonstrators (Madrid and Dublin) and four living labs representing business/owner promoters of the green buildings and neighbourhoods’ transition (Porto, Brussels, Aarhus, Prague). Visit page eBOS plays a pivotal role in the PROBONO project, leading key technological and quality-focused tasks. eBOS is responsible for developing and maintaining the Open Knowledge Base (OKB), a digital resource for knowledge sharing, as well as the design and implementation of the Human Machine Interface (HMI), which will provide users with tools for data visualization, access to a solutions catalogue, and a decision workflow. Additionally, eBOS is leading Quality Assurance activities, ensuring high standards across the project ensuring that project deliverables meet high standards of accuracy, relevance, and compliance. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Europe Research and Innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101037075.

News & Insides September 25, 2025 eBOS participated it the CYberSynchrony Plenary Meeting, in Nicosia, Cyprus On September 22–23rd, 2025, the CYberSynchrony consortium gathered in Nicosia, Cyprus, for its fourth plenary meeting, hosted by the Commissioner of Communications and the Digital Safety Authority (DSA). eBOS was represented by Dr. Eleni Keliri, while Mr. Hassan Yeganeh contributed to the Technical Workshop sessions. Partners reviewed project progress, fine-tuned use case scenarios, and advanced the integration of the CYberSynchrony components into modules. The Technical Workshop highlighted interoperability testing and collaboration on the project’s technical backbone, paving the way for upcoming demonstrations. CYberSynchrony is a Horizon Europe project bringing together leading European partners to design and deliver a modular cybersecurity framework. The project combines advanced technologies with human-centric approaches to strengthen cyber resilience, improve incident response, support threat and risk monitoring, and enhance cross-border cooperation among EU Member States. By integrating technical innovation with organisational processes and a security-first culture, CYberSynchrony aims to provide practical tools for safer digital environments. The outcomes of the fourth plenary meeting, among others, focused on KPIs achieved so far, advancing technical integration and roadmap, and preparing for upcoming use case pilots. Visit page Within the project, eBOS plays a leading technical role in Integration, Demonstration, and Evaluation, overseeing CYberSynchrony’s integration and use case planning. Additionally, eBOS leads efforts in dissemination, exploitation, and promotion of project results, while also serving as the quality and risk manager. The CYberSynchrony project has received funding by the European Union’s Digital Europe programme under Grant Agreement no. 101158555 and supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC).