Developed as a subproject of the CyFORT project, hestIA is an enterprise AI assistant designed for organisations that require sovereign, auditable, and access-controlled AI capabilities without relying on external providers.
Developed as a subproject of the CyFORT project, hestIA is an enterprise AI assistant designed for organisations that require sovereign, auditable, and access-controlled AI capabilities without relying on external providers.
Developed in the context of the SATRAP-DL subproject of CyFORT, SATRAP (Semi-Automated Threat Reconnaissance and Analysis Platform) is an open-source, cross-platform software for computer-aided analysis of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) through automated reasoning.
IDPS-ESCAPE, short for “Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems for Evading Supply Chain Attacks and Post-compromise Effects”, is a sub-project of the CyFORT project, “which in turn stands for Cloud Cybersecurity Fortress of Open Resources and Tools for Resilience”. CyFORT is carried out in the context of the IPCEI-CIS project.
C5-DEC, short for “Common Criteria for Cybersecurity, Cryptography, Clouds – Design, Evaluation and Certification”, is a sub-project of the CyFORT project, which in turn stands for “Cloud Cybersecurity Fortress of Open Resources and Tools for Resilience”.
Trick2MonarcApi is an open source Java API for MONARC (Optimised Risk Analysis Method), which allows risk information from other sophisticated risk management tools such as TRICK Service (Tool for Risk management of an ISMS based on a Central Knowledge base) to be imported by facilitating changes to the MONARC JSON data file. The tool has been developed to migrate risk information from several organisations within the scope of NIS into the data format required by the NIS regulator in Luxembourg.
This project conforms to MONARC version 2.12.7. This API reads a JSON data file exported from MONARC and gathers information by interpreting a subset of such a file and creating Java objects from the elements it can interpret from the exported JSON data file.
Furthermore, after the Java objects have been processed by this API, it can export a JSON file compliant with MONARC version 2.12.7.
The tool has been released as open source as part of the CyFORT project initiative, making its main features available for use and inviting further contributions.