CYBER_AI-NALIST-E
AI-assisted construction of a global cybersecurity context for essential operators and critical infrastructure in the energy sector.
CPP002/22 · Challenge 19 · Energy-sector SOC
R&D projects, certifications, technical outreach and Titanium's activity in industrial cybersecurity.
Titanium is involved in three initiatives applying explainable artificial intelligence to the operation of SOCs specialising in essential and industrial sectors.
AI-assisted construction of a global cybersecurity context for essential operators and critical infrastructure in the energy sector.
CPP002/22 · Challenge 19 · Energy-sector SOC
Artificial-intelligence algorithms designed to streamline the work of Security Operations Centres in industrial environments.
CPP002/22 · Challenge 29 · Industry-sector SOC
AI-assisted global cybersecurity context for essential operators and critical infrastructure in the chemical industry.
CPP001/23 · Challenge 6 · Critical-sector SOC
Beneficiary: TITANIUM Industrial Security, S.L. · Projects under the Recovery and Resilience Facility, managed by INCIBE.
Corporate milestones, research projects and technical contributions published by Titanium.
Titanium obtained ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification for its information security management system, demonstrating its commitment to protecting customer and supplier information.
Titanium Lab is involved in the Industria 4.0 project, funded by Spain's Ministry of Education and Vocational Training, the European Union and NextGenerationEU, to foster young people's interest in industrial cybersecurity.
View the project and its results
Titanium Lab made a monthly summary available to customers to prioritise remotely exploitable, low-complexity vulnerabilities capable of stopping industrial equipment.
The analysis also highlights vulnerabilities with published attacks and those included in CISA advisories, helping organisations add OT context to their patching cycles.
Titanium was selected under call MIG-20211019 for the SLISE project, promoted by Spain's Ministry of Science and Innovation and CDTI.
The initiative explores how to mitigate vulnerabilities associated with virtualisation and network slicing as these 5G technologies move into industrial environments.
Titanium joined the Industrial Cybersecurity Center at BioHabana 2022 for a presentation on vulnerability management in Industry 4.0.
The session covered the key activities in the process and useful resources for operators, using IEC 62443 as its reference framework.
The ACMA project, supported under Red.es call C007/20-ED and by ERDF funding, worked on a tool that automatically generates the physical and logical maps of an industrial site.
The solution identifies connected assets and their potential vulnerabilities to support the management of industrial infrastructure across different sectors and sizes.
Industrial cybersecurity articles, events and technical views from the team.