In this section you will find more information about the WISER project, its progress and results.
The section is organized into four areas:
Deliverables - This area contains the results of the WISER's research & development efforts in form of public deliverables, showing the progress of the project work.
Presentations - This area contains public presentations held by the WISER representatives in different events, such as conferences, webinars etc.
Publications - This area provides a list of publications produced by the consortium and related to the work developed within the project.
Reports - This area contains different public studies and reports on cyber security.
BRC Retail Crime Survey 2016
The BRC’s 2016 Retail Crime Survey revealed that 53% of all fraud in the industry comes from cyber-enabled incidents, amounting to estimated losses of £100 million.
In particular, examples of cyber-crimes include phishing, theft of consumer data, doxing and social engineering.
10081-brc-retail-crime-survey-2016_v6.pdf
Ransomware: What You Need to Know
The aim of the report, which has been created in cooperation with Europol and Check Point, is to inform private individuals and organizations about the growing threat of Ransomware. The document describes the specific attack methods of the individual Ransomware groups and explains possible decryption tools, providing detailed guidance and practical advice for users to protect their computers against infections.
ransomware-what_you_need_to_know.pdf
Cybersecurity Risk Assessment - 'All Done' with WISER
A practical Demo session showcasing CyberWISER Light, the online tool designed to help small organisations assess their cyber risk exposure and vulnerabilities.
The demo also features a sneak preview of CyberWISER Essential, an upgrade service with real-time monitoring and advanced assessment of cyber risk through specific sensors deployed on the target infrastructure.
The demo was held at DSS ITSEC 2016 in Riga.
Tackling today's cyber security challenges - WISER Services & Solutions
Antonio Alvarez Romero (ATOS) is giving an high level overview of WISER project, higlighting its innovative vision, objectives and concrete outputs.
Learn about how WISER is making cyber security accessible and affordable, especially for SMEs by breaking down barriers to effective cyber risk management. ICT-intensive SMEs can easily access tools to regularly profile their cyber risks and carry out vulnerability tests to stop attacks before they happen.
The presentation was held at DSS ITSEC 2016 in Riga.
ENISA Annual Incident Reports 2015
For the fifth year, ENISA publishes the annual report about significant outage incidents in the European electronic communications sector.
Annual Incident Reports 2015.pdf
Italian Cyber Security Report - A national framework
The Italian Cyber Security Report 2015, realized by CIS-Sapienza and by the Cyber Security National Laboratory of the National Interuniversity Consortium for Informatics , introduces the National Cyber Security Framework.
The Framework is based on the NIST Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity and is the result of a Public-Private-Partnership.
CSR2015_ENG(2).pdf
WISER on International Federation for Information Processing - IFIP
Cyberwiser: Real-time, risk management-based solutions to democratise cybersecurity
Authors: Antonio Alvarez Romero (ATOS), Atle Refsdal, Gencer Erdogan (SINTEF), Paolo Lombardi (TRUST-IT), Anže Žitnik, Aleš Černivec (XLAB), Roberto J. Mannella (REXEL)
WISER at Cloudscape 2016 - Position Paper
How WISER is paving the ground for cyber security challenges in the Digital Single Market
Authors: Elena González (ATOS), Antonio Álvarez (ATOS), Aljosa Pasic (ATOS)
Cloudscape2016_position paper_WISER.pdf
WISER at Cloudscape Brazil 2016 - Position Paper
How WISER project is preparing the ground for cyber security challenges in the Digital Single Market
Authors: Elena González (ATOS), Antonio Álvarez (ATOS), Aljosa Pasic (ATOS)
WISER_Cloudscape Brazil 2016_0.pdf
WISER on European CIIP Newsletter
Cyber-attacks are becoming a clear obstacle for European economies to strive. It is decreasing trust of the users and slowing down the growth of the Digital Single Market. Damage is not only economical, but also has high societal impact, since attacking sensitive information and critical infrastructures that provide essential services for society that, in the most dramatic case, may lead to loss of human lives.
European_CIIP_Newsletter_Vol_10_No_1__23.pdf
Democratising Cyber Security - WISER Webinar
This is the first of a series of webinar presenting the suite of WISER services going to market in 2017.
In this webinar we introduce you to the WISER project, its main objectives and innovative approach to create awareness and a global cyber security culture.
The WISER services are presented with particular focus on CyberWISER Light, the first tool of the WISER suite, already available online for free.
Cyberwiser.eu – A risk-based, democratised approach to cybersecurity
WISER presentation by Paolo Lombardi (TRUST-IT Services) held for the European Privacy Association General Data Protection Regulation Webinar Series.
WISER: the European innovative framework on cybersecurity
The presentations gives an overview of the WISER project highlighting its main objectives and outputs.
Thinking Beyond Insurance: the future of EU cyber & technology
The talk "Thinking Beyond Insurance - the future of EU cyber security & technology" was given by Giorgio Aprile, AON Head of Financial Institutions in Italy at the Ferma Forum, held in Venice, Italy 4 to 7 October 2015.
D8.5 Communication Plan, second version
This document is the second version of three such plans, covering the actions and impact for the period December 2015 to May 2016 and the plans for the next 12 months as part of an all-partner commitment to communicating WISER and disseminating its results to the diverse audiences targeted.
Release: May 2016
WISER_D8_5_v10.pdf
D8.4 Communication Plan, first version
WISER is an innovation action and, as such, it puts considerable effort into defining a sustainable goto- market path. The project Work Package 8 – Go to Market plays a fundamental role in defining the what, who, when and how, but can only go so far in delivering key goals.
Release: November 2015
20150721_WISER_D8.1_Media Platform_v1.0_final.pdf
D8.2 Practical Tools For Assessing The Socio-Economic Impact Of Risk Management Implementation For Cyber Security, First Version
This document presents the first version of the socio-economic impact tool to provide a qualitative estimation of the socio-economic impact of cyber risk events in relation to the risk management of an organisation. One of the objectives of the socio-economic tool is to increase awareness of the consequences of cyber risks and encourage particularly small organisations (SMEs, small IT teams in public administration) to manage their risks more efficiently.
Release: December 2016
20161207_WISER_D8_2_v10.pdf
D8.1 Media Platform
The purpose of this document is to report on the WISER web presence, end-user engagement, including social media channel presence activation. In this report, we detail the first roll-out of the Media Platform and describe plans for future developments as WISER prepares for market uptake. It also describes the activation of social media channels as one of the means for building the community and communicating WISER benefits.
Release: August 2015
WISER_D8.1_Media Platform.pdf
D7.4 Market Validation Plan
This document describes the WISER approach to validation. It outlines the validation plan and activities which WISER is undertaking to make sure that all the requirements have been addressed and all the expressed specifications match the user needs.
The role of validation exercise is two-fold, on the one hand it helps determine if the system meets the technical specifications (developer view) and on the other it determines whether the system meets operational business and user needs. Ultimately it supports the continuous frameworks and service improvement and helps build trust.
WISER_D7.4_MarketValidationPlan_v1.0.pdf
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