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ENSEMBLE · ENhanced AI-baSEd cybercriMe-oriented collaBorative investigation technologies and capabiLitiEs

HORIZONStatus: SIGNED1 November 202431 October 2027EU funding €3,663,143Call HORIZON-CL3-2023-FCT-01

Technology advancements enhance everyday life, but they also provide numerous opportunities for the proliferation of advanced cybercrimes, which, via innovative tactics and techniques, pose serious security and financial risks to EU and beyond. ENSEMBLE aims to provide a well-rounded response to the fight against (cross-border) cybercriminal activities, at the nexus of advanced AI-based technological solutions, (multi-stakeholder) investigations processes, training, and awareness in order to detect and prevent cybercrime-related activities, with particular focus on ransomware, cyber fraud, data theft and extortion as well as unauthorised access and crypto-jackings. This will be achieved via a three-pillar approach. ENSEMBLE will develop a modular AI-based, forensically sound investigation toolbox based on user centric criteria, to assist Police Authorities in detecting, extracting, processing, and analysing online information relevant to cybercrime activities, thus fighting sophisticated cyber-threats, capitalising also in joint multi-stakeholder operations both at national and cross border level and in secure data and information sharing mechanisms. Police Authorities, prosecutors, and judicial actors involved in such investigations will be offered innovative training curricula and methods as well as synchronous and/or asynchronous learning methodologies that will be aligned to their needs and improve their current capacity, taking into consideration the technological, procedural, operational, legal/multi-jurisdictional dimensions. Finally, public awareness and engagement with relevant actors for early identification and prevention of cybercrimes will be cultivated through targeted awareness raising campaigns and specific policy recommendations. Having brough together a multidisciplinary team of five LEAs, seven research/academic institutions and six industry partners (including five SMEs) with a wide range of expertise in the field, ENSEMBLE provides a compelling

Consortium · 18 organisations

coordinator

ETHNIKO KENTRO EREVNAS KAI TECHNOLOGIKIS ANAPTYXIS

EL · €555,000

participant

TREE TECHNOLOGY SA

ES · €301,562

participant

UNIVERSITE DE LORRAINE

FR · €303,755

participant

BYRON LABS SL

ES · €189,750

participant

COMMISSARIAT A L ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES

FR · €278,972

participant

DIRECTIA GENERALA DE POLITIE A MUNICIPIULUI BUCURESTI

RO · €119,062

participant

INSPECTORATUL GENERAL AL POLITIEI

MD · €67,500

participant

UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK

IE · €266,000

associatedPartner

CYBERPEACE INSTITUTE

CH

participant

Ministerio da Justica

PT · €104,687

participant

FUNDACION CENTRO DE TECNOLOGIAS DE INTERACCION VISUAL Y COMUNICACIONES VICOMTECH

ES · €280,175

participant

RADEXPERT CONSULTING & MANAGEMENTS.R.L.

RO · €62,500

associatedPartner

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY

UK

participant

MINISTERIO DEL INTERIOR

ES · €118,750

participant

ENGINEERING - INGEGNERIA INFORMATICA SPA

IT · €301,562

participant

IKNAIO CRYPTOASSET ANALYTICS GMBH

AT · €261,118

participant

CFLW CYBER STRATEGIES BV

NL · €223,750

participant

MINISTERE DE L'INTERIEUR

FR · €229,000

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