ENGINE

Cybersecurity for European SMEs

The aim of the ENGINE project is to increase the competitiveness of European SMEs by giving them the skills they need to defend themselves against cyber attacks and boosting blockchain tech use in SMEs. Cyber risk management and assessment are considered as backbones of a secure IT environment, this project wants to improve the cybersecurity management skills of SMEs by filling gaps in SMEs in partner countries and providing a comprehensive guide to foster SMEs exploitation of blockchain and protection from cyber attack.

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