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Territorial Campuses Cyber are entities rooted in the history and topology of their territory. It is up to each Territorial Campus Cyber to identify the most appropriate arrangements for creating proximity with its regional ecosystem.''' | |||
Territorial Cyber | |||
The aim of this network is to energize the entire industry through both intra-territorial cooperation, by showcasing the expertise of local players in a single location, and inter-territorial cooperation, with innovation and communication relays throughout the region. Each Territorial Cyber Campus develops in line with the specific features of its regional ecosystem, and in consultation with the National Campus Cyber. | The aim of this network is to energize the entire industry through both intra-territorial cooperation, by showcasing the expertise of local players in a single location, and inter-territorial cooperation, with innovation and communication relays throughout the region. Each Territorial Cyber Campus develops in line with the specific features of its regional ecosystem, and in consultation with the National Campus Cyber. | ||
The Territorial Cyber Campuses, modelled on the National Cyber Campus, are made up of Members and Partners, both private and public, including end-users, who are represented on the governance committee. | |||
The Territorial Cyber Campuses network works to strengthen synergies between private and public players, around four main pillars: | |||
''Operation, Training, Innovation, Mobilization'' | |||
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'''''1. Formation''''' | '''''1. Formation''''' | ||
The territorial Campus Cyber are designed to promote awareness and training in cyber risk awareness among companies, local authorities, public institutions and associations. They provide support and guidance to beneficiaries in the event of training, retraining or skills enhancement projects (curricula, initial or continuing training, etc.) in the field of cybersecurity. | |||
Each Campus Cyber Territorial keeps an up-to-date map of the cybersecurity organizations, training courses and laboratories operating in its area. | |||
'''''2. Operation''''' | |||
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The Territorial Campuses Cyber contribute to strengthening the resilience of players in the ecosystem by developing collaboration between public and private players, and by putting attacked structures in touch with qualified and referenced remediation players. | |||
In addition, they promote and encourage forward-looking thinking on the prevention and treatment of cyber threats. | |||
Each Campus Cyber Territorial maintains an up-to-date map of cybersecurity solution and service providers (areas of expertise, scope of intervention, certification/labeling, etc.). | |||
'''''3. Mobilisation''''' | '''''3. Mobilisation''''' | ||
The Territorial Cyber Campuses contribute to developing their respective regional ecosystems in the field of cybersecurity by raising awareness of the systems and actions implemented, promoting meetings and exchanges between the various players, and supporting collective initiatives (consortia, working groups or think tanks, etc.), so as to stimulate synergies and vocations. | |||
Each Territorial Campus Cyber maintains an up-to-date map of the public and private players in its area (organizations, federations, associations, etc.) who contribute to the development of cybersecurity issues (R&D, innovation, etc.). | |||
'''''4. Innovation''''' | '''''4. Innovation''''' | ||
The Territorial Cyber Campuses stimulate innovation within their respective ecosystems, by fostering links between public and private players in the context of joint research projects, supporting their implementation and promoting them through the Campus Cyber brand. | |||
Each Territorial Campus Cyber maintains an up-to-date map of the players in its territory (development agencies, clusters, incubators, gas pedals, startups, schools, research players, etc.) who promote innovation and development in cybersecurity. Territorial Cyber Campuses will be able to draw on the shared resources of the National Cyber Campus to strengthen their respective ecosystems. | |||
==List of Territorial Campuses Cyber== | |||
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Territorial Campuses Cyber are entities rooted in the history and topology of their territory. It is up to each Territorial Campus Cyber to identify the most appropriate arrangements for creating proximity with its regional ecosystem.
The aim of this network is to energize the entire industry through both intra-territorial cooperation, by showcasing the expertise of local players in a single location, and inter-territorial cooperation, with innovation and communication relays throughout the region. Each Territorial Cyber Campus develops in line with the specific features of its regional ecosystem, and in consultation with the National Campus Cyber.
The Territorial Cyber Campuses, modelled on the National Cyber Campus, are made up of Members and Partners, both private and public, including end-users, who are represented on the governance committee.
The Territorial Cyber Campuses network works to strengthen synergies between private and public players, around four main pillars: Operation, Training, Innovation, Mobilization
1. Formation
The territorial Campus Cyber are designed to promote awareness and training in cyber risk awareness among companies, local authorities, public institutions and associations. They provide support and guidance to beneficiaries in the event of training, retraining or skills enhancement projects (curricula, initial or continuing training, etc.) in the field of cybersecurity.
Each Campus Cyber Territorial keeps an up-to-date map of the cybersecurity organizations, training courses and laboratories operating in its area.
2. Operation
The Territorial Campuses Cyber contribute to strengthening the resilience of players in the ecosystem by developing collaboration between public and private players, and by putting attacked structures in touch with qualified and referenced remediation players.
In addition, they promote and encourage forward-looking thinking on the prevention and treatment of cyber threats.
Each Campus Cyber Territorial maintains an up-to-date map of cybersecurity solution and service providers (areas of expertise, scope of intervention, certification/labeling, etc.).
3. Mobilisation
The Territorial Cyber Campuses contribute to developing their respective regional ecosystems in the field of cybersecurity by raising awareness of the systems and actions implemented, promoting meetings and exchanges between the various players, and supporting collective initiatives (consortia, working groups or think tanks, etc.), so as to stimulate synergies and vocations.
Each Territorial Campus Cyber maintains an up-to-date map of the public and private players in its area (organizations, federations, associations, etc.) who contribute to the development of cybersecurity issues (R&D, innovation, etc.).
4. Innovation
The Territorial Cyber Campuses stimulate innovation within their respective ecosystems, by fostering links between public and private players in the context of joint research projects, supporting their implementation and promoting them through the Campus Cyber brand.
Each Territorial Campus Cyber maintains an up-to-date map of the players in its territory (development agencies, clusters, incubators, gas pedals, startups, schools, research players, etc.) who promote innovation and development in cybersecurity. Territorial Cyber Campuses will be able to draw on the shared resources of the National Cyber Campus to strengthen their respective ecosystems.
List of Territorial Campuses Cyber
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| Campus Cyber Hauts de France - Lille Métropole | Le lieu fédérateur de la filière cybersécurité en Hauts-de-France. | 3 avril 2024 |
| Campus Cyber Nouvelle Aquitaine | Campus Régional de Cybersécurité et de Confiance Numérique de Nouvelle Aquitaine | 3 avril 2024 |
| Campus Cyber Région Bretagne | "Faire rayonner l’écosystème breton comme une référence en France et en Europe pour créer de la valeur dans un monde numérique plus sûr." | 21 février 2024 |
| Campus Normandie Cyber | Le Campus Cyber territorial de Normandie au service de la sécurité numérique des organisations et du territoire normands, du développement de la filière régionale et du réseau national des Campus de cybersécurité. | 15 octobre 2024 |
