R2D2 is set to showcase its cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions at the InCyber Forum in Lille from April 1-3, where it will join other EU projects at a collaborative stand. The event will highlight how R2D2’s innovative tools help Electrical Power and Energy Systems (EPES) operators identify and address vulnerabilities in supply chain security. Cybersecurity experts from R2D2 partners CyberNoesis and S2 Grupo will be present at the booth, with S2 Grupo also set to present at the Planning EU pitch area on April 2 at 14:30.

This collaborative stand will gather eight projects AI4CYBER, CoCyber, R2D2, Resilmesh, Sunrise, Nemecys, TRANSCEND, and Harpocrates.

R2D2’s participation in this conference is justified by its developments in cybersecurity technologies aimed at enhancing the resilience and reliability of EPES against the growing number of threats and vulnerabilities that could impact these critical infrastructures.

Focusing on EPES cybersecurity, R2D2 works on developing advanced tools to assist EPES operators in identifying and addressing potential gaps in supply chain security. By detecting vulnerabilities and providing actionable insights, these tools empower organizations to effectively mitigate risks, strengthen supply chain practices, and ensure a more secure and resilient energy ecosystem.

Specifically, the R2D2 Self-Assessment Tool, a key component of the PRECOG product (Prevention Systems for Energy Infrastructures Security), helps EPES operators identify and address potential gaps in supply chain security. By pinpointing vulnerabilities and providing actionable insights, the tool empowers organizations to effectively mitigate risks and strengthen their supply chain practices.

Discover the innovative R2D2 Self-Assessment Tool in this video: