Follow the project's progress — announcements, event appearances, and cooperation across the 6G research community.
The first episode introduces the project's mission and the people behind it — premiering on the YouTube channel soon.
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Coverage highlights the project's approach to AI-driven cyber threat intelligence for next-generation networks.
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Partners start mapping threats and security requirements that will shape the SHIELD‑6G reference architecture.
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Project researchers join fellow SNS JU projects in Brussels to discuss shared challenges in securing future networks.
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The public website launches with the project overview, use cases, and consortium details — newsletter signup now open.
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Two days of planning at University College Dublin set the roadmap for the first project year across all work packages.
Read more →Cross-project session aligning security architectures and validation approaches.
Brussels, BelgiumTechnical workshop co-organised with project partners on AI-driven defence.
OnlineSHIELD‑6G cooperates with fellow projects funded under the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking, exchanging results on 6G security architectures, sharing validation experiences, and aligning contributions to the European 6G research agenda. Joint workshops and cross-project working groups help avoid duplication and amplify impact.
Through its partners, the project engages with European and international standardisation activities relevant to 6G security. Findings from the project's research and validation work feed into technical contributions, supporting the development of open, interoperable, and trustworthy standards for next-generation networks.
The consortium maintains open channels with academic networks, industry associations, and cybersecurity communities across Europe. These collaborations broaden the reach of project results, create opportunities for joint dissemination, and connect SHIELD‑6G innovations with organisations that can adopt and build on them.
Quarterly newsletter — project milestones, publications, and events.
