Curium will contribute to Europe’s transformation into a Trustworthy Certified Digital Valley
Motivation
Digital innovation is reshaping industries, with key advancements such as Smart Manufacturing, Industry 4.0, and Digital Twins driving digital servitization and new business models. While these innovations unlock significant opportunities, they also introduce new cybersecurity risks due to increased interconnectivity.
To address these challenges, the European Cybersecurity Act (EUCSA) and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) establish a harmonized regulatory framework to enhance cybersecurity across ICT products, services, and processes.
The CURIUM project supports CRA implementation by developing the Compliance Continuum – a suite of cybersecurity-focused tools and services designed to facilitate security testing, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation.
Vision
The CURIUM project envisions a more secure and resilient digital landscape by strengthening the security, privacy, and accountability of hardware and software products with digital elements. At its core, CURIUM introduces a novel Compliance Continuum – a suite of cybersecurity-oriented tools and services designed to provide information, guidance, trustworthy security testing, and streamlined compliance with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
By simplifying and automating compliance, CURIUM empowers European SMEs – especially micro and small enterprises – to conduct self-assessments, prepare for third-party certification, and reduce costs while accelerating time to market.
Project Objectives
Developing an innovative Compliance Continuum to automate CRA compliance.
Driving widespread adoption with modular, cost-efficient, and open-source solutions tailored to industry needs.
Fostering knowledge and capacity building to support CRA implementation.
Utilizing an agile validation process with continuous feedback loops.
Fostering long-term sustainability by actively engaging industry stakeholders and policymakers in tool development and training.
Partners
A consortium of nine partners from seven EU Member States, including SMEs, a Competence Center, and National Authorities, will contribute their expertise to strengthen Europe’s cybersecurity landscape.
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