SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

MATISSE is a European HORIZON-KDT-JU research project bringing together over 30 partners from 7 countries in order to develop an advanced approach for efficient engineering and validation of industrial systems using Digital Twins (DTs). By integrating DTs with state-of-the-art technologies, MATISSE aims to better simulate, test, and predict system behaviours.

Because of their necessary openness and economic value, networks are prime targets for attackers. The HiSec project is developing new methods and tools to secure the networks of the future. 

The SuperviZ project is part of the "system security" axis of the PEPR cybersecurity program. It addresses the field of "system, software and network security". More precisely, it targets the detection, response and remediation to computer attacks, subjects grouped under the name of "security supervision".

The industry of the future invites itself into the metaverse

Development of solutions for the major cybersecurity challenges specific to Cloud environments, to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data, applications and services.

Radically rethink the European industrial model, by creating an “ecosystem” in which companies from all sectors can share their resources in the broadest sense: this is the ambition of the ACCURATE project, in which IMT Atlantique is participating. The result will be greater resilience to external shocks, increased “agility” and enhanced competitiveness for players on the Old Continent.

MODES focus on the secure evolution of complex software-intensive systems (e.g., smart factories, Cloud, IoT and AI based systems) that operate in uncertain, ever-changing environments. Any system may need to review its security with respect to a set of evolution events.

Recognizing that current storage solutions are unable to stabilize enough the intermintent renewable energy production, new long term energy storage solutions are becoming mandatory. Current long-term energy storage is mainly provided by Pumped-Storage Hydroelectricity (PSH).