UBITECH with its subsidiary QUBITECH participated in Forum InCyber (FIC) Europe 2026, held from March 31 – April 2, 2026, @ Lille, France, one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to digital security and trust. Through its presence at the European Pavilion, Both companies showcased advanced research initiatives and contributed to the European dialogue on cybersecurity, trusted infrastructures, and next-generation network systems.
At the event, UBITECH and QUBITECH were represented with a dedicated booth, presenting five key European research projects —PiQASO (Digital Europe), Cybersuite (Digital Europe), CASTOR (Horizon Europe), SEQURED (EDF) and ORQESTRA (EDF) — addressing critical challenges in cybersecurity, trusted computing, and secure network orchestration across distributed environments.
A central highlight of the participation was the presentation of the CASTOR project during the EU Projects Panel, demonstrating how trust can be embedded as a core functionality within the compute continuum. The presentation introduced advanced approaches including runtime attestation, dynamic trust assessment, and policy-driven Zero Trust networking, enabling secure and adaptive data flows across domains.
A joint presentation was delivered by Dimitrios Katsinis, Lead Scientist at QUBITECH, and Anthony Villios, Software Engineer at UBITECH, each highlighting complementary research initiatives and showcasing how European R&D efforts are advancing cybersecurity capabilities through scalable and integrated solutions.
Our participation at Forum InCyber Europe reflects its continued investment in cutting-edge research and its commitment to contributing to a more secure, transparent, and trustworthy digital future.
