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Deliverables

Deliverable 2.1

Cybersecurity Practical Skills Gaps in Europe: Market Demand and Analyses

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The CybeSecPro Deliverable D2.1 report investigates the cybersecurity practical skills gaps in Europe and analyses the market demand for these skills. The report acknowledges that a complete list of cybersecurity practical skills can be complex and interpreted differently by EU nations and organisations. For that reason, the report combines them into a list of cybersecurity practical knowledge areas and highly essential practical skills. The deliverable also aims at the market driven and practitioner’s approach, therefore, adopted development methodology combines the practical and applied research, including an integrated research model. This deliverable captures the cybersecurity skill sets needed by the markets, the practical skills offered in the EU academic programmes and the gaps between demand and supply of practical skills. Special attention will be given to the three industrial sectors: health, energy and maritime. The deliverable reflects the outcomes of tasks T2.1 and T2.2.

Deliverable 6.1

Dissemination, Communication Plan and Exploitation

This document reports the dissemination, communication and exploitation plan for the CyberSecPro project. The approach is incremental and dynamic and considers the growth of material and experience that the project partners will elaborate. This document also presents the dissemination and communication objectives and approach and lists planned publications and events. It describes the target audience and communication channels we plan to adopt as project. Similarly, the exploitation and innovation approach presented in this document cover business scenarios and models, exploitation approach, knowledge and intellectual property management and protection, and sustainability. Individual dissemination, communication, and exploitation activities from each partner focus on specificities of each partner and how they can contribute to increase the impact of the overall results.

CyberSecPro creates cutting-edge education and training materials and courses to advance competencies and professionalism in EU cybersecurity.

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Project Agreement no. 101083594