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🔐 How can law enforcement keep pace with the growing security challenges of IoT systems, while respecting privacy and fundamental rights? With billions of connected devices shaping our daily lives, IoT networks are increasingly targeted by sophisticated cyberattacks. Investigating these crimes requires new tools that can detect threats, collect lawful evidence, and ensure a chain of custody, all while complying with strict EU legal and ethical standards. 🚀 This is where SALUS (Strengthening law enforcement with advanced IoT forensic tools and enriched investigation schemes, realised by a Software Defined Network Security-as-a-Service architecture) comes in! SALUS aims to: 🔸 Develop advanced forensic IoT tools for real-time threat detection, lawful evidence interception, and cross-agency collaboration. 🔸 Combine a Digital-Twin infrastructure with a secure SDN-enabled IoT backbone for proactive threat simulation and dynamic policy enforcement. 🔸 Integrate AI-powered forensic capabilities and blockchain-based chain of custody solutions. 🔸 Validate its technologies through five pilot use cases, involving police authorities and critical infrastructure providers (hospitals and nuclear power plants). 🔸 Provide training, hackathons, and policy recommendations to help law enforcement agencies tackle emerging forms of IoT-related crime. 💡 At Vrije Universiteit Brussel, the Cyber and Data Security Lab (CDSL) led by Prof. Vagelis Papakonstantinou focuses on the legal and ethical dimension of IoT forensics. Their work ensures that SALUS solutions respect privacy, confidentiality, fairness, and fundamental rights, while building trust and transparency into future security practices 🤝 The SALUS consortium unites law enforcement agencies, universities, research institutes, and industry partners, including: 🔸 Hellenic Mediterranean University (Coordinator) 🔸 Durham University 🔸 Harokopio University of Athens 🔸 SUNERIS SOLUTION 🔸 Netcompany S.A. 🔸 Ayuntamiento de Madrid 🔸 Landesamt für Zentrale Polizeiliche Dienste NRW 🔸 Ministério da Justiça - XXV Governo 🔸 Ukrainian Nuclear Society … and many more! 👉 Curious how SALUS will strengthen Europe’s ability to fight IoT-related crime while protecting fundamental rights? Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eCpzsG2C ERIS team: Marie Pfeiffer, Cristina García Timermans, Alessandra Rossetti, Mohammad (Mo) Boroun, Philippe Westbroek, Maxime Smits #IoTSecurity #EUFunding #DigitalForensics #HorizonEurope #InnovationEcosystem #WeAreVUB  

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