European Network of Cybersecurity Skills Hubs.

What is the CyberHubs project?

The European Network of Cybersecurity Skills Hubs (CyberHubs) is a 3-year initiative joining forces to enhance the cybersecurity professional skills ecosystem in Europe. CyberHubs will establish a sustainable network of seven Cybersecurity Skills Hubs in Belgium, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Slovenia, and Spain. These hubs will promote the development of professional skills in cybersecurity and support the development of a skilled cybersecurity workforce in the short, medium and long term. Funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ programme, the CyberHubs project involves 21 full partners and 3 associated partners.

Our mission.

The CyberHubs project will establish and operate a network of interconnected cybersecurity hubs that serve as centers of innovation and collaboration in the field of cybersecurity. These hubs aim to address the cybersecurity professional skills gap, foster knowledge sharing, promote best practices and drive advancements in cybersecurity technology and education.

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What are we doing?

A sustainable European Network of Cybersecurity Skills Hubs

National strategies to boost the cybersecurity professional workforce

Innovative cybersecurity solutions through the hackathon

Long-term partnerships and collaboration with the wider cybersecurity ecosystem

Which challenges will be addressed?

Shortage of cybersecurity professionals

Lack of relevant education and training

Limited collaboration between academia and industry

Accessibility to training and education

Rapidly evolving cybersecurity threats

CyberHubs at a glance.

3-years project (2024 – 2027)

Funded by Erasmus+

Establishing 7 Cybersecurity Skills Hubs

21 full partners and 3 associated partners

Our consortium.

Led by DIGITALEUROPE, the CyberHubs consortium involves 21 full partners spanning 11 European Member States, and 3 associated partners. The project brings together industry leaders, experts, researchers and policymakers to increase the number of cybersecurity professionals and address other emerging cybersecurity challenges.