Security solutions affect many different groups, including researchers, companies, public authorities and end users.

Syntezia's living-lab approach promotes user-centricity, co-creation, experimentation, data-driven decision-making and evidence-based validation. These methods can help project teams better understand real-world requirements and improve the relevance and acceptance of proposed solutions.

Digital security is an important part of Syntezia's civil-security activities.

The current Syntezia Civil Security page identifies areas including:

• Mobile security
• Cross-border security
• Cybersecurity
• Cloud and datacentre security
• Authentication and identification
• Privacy and security
• Detection and alert systems
• Crypto-related security
• GDPR-compliant approaches

Syntezia's stated areas of activity include ethical hacking and penetration testing, as well as approaches to identifying vulnerabilities and strengthening digital security.

Testing and validation are important because new technologies need to be assessed in conditions that reflect how they will actually be used.

Civil Security is also connected to Syntezia's European activities through Horizon Europe Cluster 3 – Security.

Syntezia positions its living-lab methods as a potential contribution to Horizon Europe security projects, particularly where projects would benefit from user involvement, co-creation, experimentation and validation involving researchers, industrial partners, public authorities and users.

OUR AIM

Our aim is to contribute to safer, more resilient and more trustworthy security solutions, combining technological innovation with real-world testing, stakeholder participation and responsible implementation.