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Cybersecurity in a Knowledge City Roumen Nikolov & Cluster Sofia Knowledge City Sofia, Bulgaria

Cluster Sofia Knowledge City aims to transform Sofia into a Knowledge City through innovation, good governance, and business development. Learn about their vision, mission, and approach.

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Cybersecurity in a Knowledge City Roumen Nikolov & Cluster Sofia Knowledge City Sofia, Bulgaria

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  1. Cybersecurity in a Knowledge CityRoumen Nikolov &Cluster Sofia Knowledge CitySofia, Bulgaria CyberCon

  2. CyberCon VISION & MISSION VISION & MISSION VISION & MISSION • The vision of Cluster Sofia city of knowledge is to be the main driver of the process of digital transformation of Sofia from a traditional administrative capital into a Knowledge City that builds and maintains a sustainable high quality of life and good governance by supporting the development of businesses based on innovation and knowledge . • Its mission is to bring together the businesses of the knowledge intensive sectors with the municipality, the scientific, development, educational and financial organizations for realization of the concept through the implementation of the Sofia Smart Specialization Strategy.

  3. CyberCon SOFIA KNOWLEDGE CITY CLUSTER Type of economic activity • IT services and publishing - 14 • Computer and communication equipment - 2 • Research organizations - 5 • Business support organizations - 4 • Training and education - 3 • Consulting, architectural and engineering - 7 • Members • SMEs - 27 • NGOs - 5 • Universities - 2 • Public research organizations – 1 • Attracting new members

  4. CyberCon OUR APPROACH Knowledge City Concept Clustering Concept CLUSTER Sofia Knowledge City THE PROCESS OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

  5. CyberCon STAIRWAY TO EXCELLENCE

  6. CyberCon QUINTUPLE HELIX MODEL

  7. CyberCon SOFIA KNOWLEDGE CITY Following the Vienna Knowledge City Model based on Knowledge Management and Knowledge Work: • A Knowledge City (K-City) creates its economic and societal future on the basis of knowledge leadership, competence and innovation. Knowledge services make a significant share of the economy and are marketed internationally. • A K-City follows a strategic and integrated approach to developing, sharing, innovating, capturing and leveraging on knowledge with governance structures and a wide portfolio of infrastructures and instruments to implement the strategy. • A K-City is inspiring the citizens, who understand that knowledge is the key resource in the future, and provides trust, confidence and support to make the best use of the future knowledge developments. • A K-City attracts the best brains around the world to come, share and co-create. International relations, diversity and intercultural competence are key assets. • A K-City cares for inclusiveness and equal opportunities for all to develop their individual and organisational potential. https://www.knowledge.city/knowledge-cities/sofia/

  8. CyberCon SOFIA SMART SECURE CITY MART CITY • Implementing Sofia Smart Specialization Strategy (http://www.sofia-da.eu/images/iniciativi/ISIS_Sofia_ENG.pdf) • Following the model of the European Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC) : • open smart city market(http://oascities.org/) • interoperability of systems based on the free flow of data, between cities and within cities. • avoid dependence of a concrete vendor. • city-based innovation ecosystem. • open innovation, open standards, open source and open data. • Based on technology platforms like FIWARE (www.fiware.org). • developing new industry: urban innovation (e.g. Sidewalk Toronto - a joint effort by Waterfront Toronto and Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs - https://sidewalktoronto.ca/) • Sofia – Digital Capital of New Markets: https://www.forbes.com/sites/federicoguerrini/2016/04/14/is-sofia-bulgaria-the-real-digital-capital-of-the-new-markets/#4544a1407bbf • Smart Secure Cities are not only about ICT in combination with cyber security and online safety, but also about how security can be organised in a smart way.

  9. CyberCon CYBERSECURITY – A PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPCITY • The only BG member - Permanent Representation of the Republic of Bulgaria to the EU • WHICH PROPOSAL WILL WIN THE H2020 SU-ICT-03-2018 CALL? TOPIC : Establishing and operating a pilot for a Cybersecurity Competence Network to develop and implement a common Cybersecurity Research & Innovation Roadmap

  10. CyberCon REGIONAL CLUSTERS INVOLVED IN ESCOMART CITY • ConseilRégional de Bretagne(France) • Gipuzkoa Council - DiputaciónForal de Gipuzkoa, GipuzkoakoForuAldundia(Spain) • ICE-Castilla y Leon - Instituto para la CompetitividadEmpresarial de Castilla y Leon (Spain) • SPRI S.A. - Socieda para la transformacioncompetitiva - EraldaketaLehiakorrerakosozietatea(Spain) • Wklaster - Wielkopolska ICT Cluster (Poland) • Regional Council of Central Finland (Finland)

  11. CyberCon Dutch security cluster 'The Hague Security Delta' (HSD) MART CITY HSD - a network of businesses, governments and knowledge institutions that work together on innovative security solutions and knowledge development. https://www.thehaguesecuritydelta.com/

  12. CyberCon URBAN AGENDA FOR THE EUCITY • Sofia is one of the coordinators together with Estonia and Oulu, Finland of the Digital Transition Partnership. • Two new Urban Agenda Partnerships are open for participation (till 15th of July): Security in public spaces and Culture and cultural heritage

  13. CyberCon CYBERSECURITY – AMONG THE MAIN PRIORITIES OF SOFIA KNOWLEDGE CITY CLUSTER CITY • Prof. Bogdan Ugarchinski - Deputy Chairman of the Cluster Managing Board and Mr. KirilZhelyazkov - Member of Managing Board visited Israel and analysed their organizational structures and experience. An initial agreement for cooperation was established; • Sofia Knowledge City Cluster is preparing a proposal for cybersecurity solutions in Sofia which could be based on the available facilities, infrastructure and human capacity of its members. For instance, the institutes of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences could provide capacity in cyber security of the different areas - energy, transport, national security, ecology, defense, health, etc.

  14. CyberCon Geo-spatial portal for Proactive Decision Assistance in Cybersecurity System of Sofia Municipality (2) • The portal will be developed bottom-up, starting with a pilot project in a limited territory of Sofia, with a digital geo-referenced model and a description of all potential sources of threats. • Surveillance with video cameras and smart sensors for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data. • The scope will include environmental and water layers, transport infrastructure, energy transmission network, public infrastructure, etc. • The purpose of the system is to provide reliable data for the proactive support of solutions of different types of crises in the system of Unified Rescue System - incl. in the case of natural disasters, industrial accidents, accidents, terrorist acts, migratory pressures, street disturbances and others.

  15. CyberCon Functionality of the Portal “Real-time" decisions support by: • Surveillance of target territory • Recognizing the signs of crises • Generation of crash signals • Observing the development of crises • Simulation of impacts, defeats and behavior during crisis events (natural disasters, terrorist acts, etc.) • Geo-spatial analyzes that take into account geographic, demographic and ecological components in crises and environmental components in crises and natural disasters

  16. CyberCon Functionality of the Portal (2) • Preventive assessment of risks, threats, damage and damage • Generate alternative scenarios for crisis services • Optimization of logistics solutions in crisis • Assessment of scenarios and behavioral models in crises • Generation of crisis response plans • Generate Crisis Interaction Plans • Generate computer simulation to train teams (in the context of the roles and tasks of each service) in crises • Other related to counter-attacks and crisis responses

  17. CyberCon Functionality of the Portal (3) • The proactive area of ​​the portal is aimed at risk prevention and planning of preventive measures to limit damage resulting from industrial accidents, catastrophes, natural disasters and terrorism through simulation and risk analysis and the generation of preventive crisis scenarios; • The reactive area of the Portal refers to support in making adequate solutions to crisis management and natural disaster management in order to limit damage and damage through optimal management of civil defense teams and services.

  18. CyberCon MEMBERS OF THE CLUSTER • Vienna Knowledge Mabagement Associates, GmbH • Vienna is the Most Admired Knowledge City 2015 and regularly among the most liveable cities in the world. • It is host to the Knowledge for Development Partnership and the first city where knowledge.city activities have been launched under the leadership of KM-A and a knowledge partnership has been initiated in 2009. • In 2016, Vienna was host city to the Knowledge City World Summit and to the K4D Summit, where the Agenda Knowledge for Development was initially presented to the public.проект в Infrastructure Yearbook 2017

  19. CyberCon MEMBERS OF THE CLUSTER

  20. CyberCon MEMBERS OF THE CLUSTER Development of a Competence Based Curriculum in Cybersecurity • Strategic Plan for the University Initiative for Cybersecurity Education • Framework for Planning, Design and Implementation of Competence-based Education • ULSIT projects of Competence-based Cybersecurity education and training • ERASMUS+ LMPI • NATO MN CD E&T

  21. CyberCon MEMBERS OF THE CLUSTER H2020 CoE Big Data for Smart Society

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  24. CyberCon MEMBERS OF THE CLUSTER • DAVID Holding • Partner of SIEMENS and BENTLEY Systems • Products • Digitization for Smart City and INDUSTRY 4.0 • Data management, processes and lifecycle management • Internet of Things • Market position • 2,500,000 EUR sales for 2017 • Over 120 company usersбългарски проект в Infrastructure Yearbook 2017

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  36. CyberCon CLUSTER SOFIA KNOWLEDGE CITY office@knowledgesofia.eur.nikolov@unibit.bg www.knowledgesofia.eu

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