Delays or errors in disease diagnosis increase healthcare budgets, hospitalisation and may even cost lives. European researchers have developed a digital assistant where, for every symptom entered, it returns a list of causes.

The International Cybersecurity Forum (FIC) is dedicated to exchanges of views and professional meetings, It has become one of the leading European events on cybersecurity. Its aim is to mix a forum to foster reflection and exchanges among the European cybersecurity ecosystem and a trade fair for buyers and suppliers of cybersecurity solutions to meet and network.

The Privacy Symposium is an international conference established to present and discuss original and innovative research results and technology developments related to personal data protection and compliance with data protection legislations. To this end, it brings together legal and technology experts together with researchers, data protection authorities and professionals to share their knowledge and to support international dialogue and cooperation. The Call for Papers intends to identify original research results and innovative approaches to address the challenges related to data

The Commission published four new calls for proposals aiming to stimulate a lively and diverse public sphere and promoting citizens’ access to reliable information across the EU.

European Research Council's grantee, Benny Applebaum, an author of CLC project at Tel Aviv University, explains how cryptography and wedding party planning are related.

EU funded H2020 project U_CODE goes from success to success, and two years after the end of the project it has just received the prestigious German Award, the Ralf Dahrendorf Award for the European Research Area from the German Ministry of Research. It is also building a start-up to upscale the results from the U_CODE project.

The Cluster of Excellence CASA will host the first international “Women in Security and Cryptography Workshop” (WISC) in September.

The EU Agency for Cybersecurity published a report - Threat Landscape for Supply Chain Attacks, which analysed 24 recent attacks. The report reveals that strong security protection is no longer enough for organisations when attackers have already shifted their attention to suppliers.

The Commission has published the reports by Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Microsoft and Google on measures taken in June to combat coronavirus disinformation. The current signatories and the Commission are also calling on new companies to join the Code of Practice on disinformation as it will help broaden its impact and make it more effective.

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has two open calls for expression of interest: Seconded National Experts (SNEs) - Operational Cooperation (open until 30 September 2021) and a general call for Seconded National Experts (open until 30 April 2022).