Cyberlens

Cyberlens Ltd is an innovative SME specialising in cyber security and privacy engineering. The company was established in April 2015 and is based in London, UK, while it also operates in the Netherlands through its subsidiary, Cyberlens B.V.
The compay’s team consists of experts with solid background and hands-on experience in research and innovation, combined with an insatiable desire for developing novel solutions for prominent cybersecurity challenges and technologies, ranging from large-scale 5G infrastructures to Internet of Things (IoT) environments and driverless vehicles. The interdisciplinary and multinational character of the company as a result of the diversified backgrounds and the combination of different areas of specialisation of our team members, facilitates both its adjustment to the vast changing ICT sector and also its effective response to highly demanding research challenges.
CyberLens was established to undertake both theoretic and applied research, shape the development of complex software, and disseminate knowledge by working hand-in-hand with European large industries, SMEs, research centres and universities. The company's portfolio includes software development, IT research, and business consultancy. CyberLens’s executive team members have a rich track record in developing software, publishing their research in high impact factor venues, attracting research and innovation fund and participating successfully in research and innovation projects. CyberLens’s focus areas are:
• Cyber security risk management
• Dynamic vulnerability assessment
• Cyber security investment decision support
• Security and privacy requirements engineering
• 5G Security, including security for virtualised environments
• Security and privacy for the Internet of Things (IoT)
• Security for cyber-physical systems (including unmanned robotic vehicles)
• Security of critical infrastructures (which include large-scale, complex systems such as healthcare infrastructures, power and energy systems, telecommunication networks, etc.)
• Collaborative intrusion detection and classification
• Cyber defence optimisation based on game theory

Due to its specialisation and focus on state-of-the-art applied research, Cyberlens follows all EU initiatives, policies and legislative framework relevant to cybersecurity and privacy, cyber-physical security, cyber defence decision strategies, mobile network security, sensor network security. The most fundamental ones are the following:
- The Directive on security of network and information systems (NIS Directive), providing legal measures to boost the overall level of cybersecurity in the EU, along with the COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL Making the most of NIS – towards the effective implementation of Directive (EU) 2016/1148 concerning measures for a high common level of security of network and information systems across the Union (COM/2017/0476 final).
- The ePrivacy Directive (Directive on Privacy and Electronic communications) and the General Data Protection Regulation, ensuring that personal data enjoy a high standard of protection everywhere in the EU.
- The EU Cybersecurity Act, establishing an EU certification framework for ICT digital products, services and processes, enabling the creation of tailored and risk-based EU certification schemes.
Moreover, Cyberlens follows closely the work and publications made by the Cybersecurity & Digital Privacy Policy - Unit H.2 (mainly through the Cybersecurity and digital privacy newsletter) and ENISA (eg. Consultation Paper - EU ICT Industrial Policy: Breaking the Cycle of Failure).
At the same time, Cyberlens follows closely all H2020 calls and publications referring to its areas of specialisation, while it also monitors all major EU initiatives, policies and legislative amendments to economic sectors of interest, such as telecommunications, automotive, healthcare, energy etc.

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Cyberlens maintains a wide network of highly skilled, experience professionals, with differentiated backgrounds and complementary areas of expertise, combining both technical and managerial backgrounds.
The human resources of the company involved in its activities and operations include:
- The Managing Director (Mr Georgios Alexopoulos)
- The Head of Research and Development (Dr Irene Karapistoli)
- The Head of Engineering (Dr Orestis Mavropoulos)
- One Senior Researcher (Dr Nikolaos Argyropoulos)
- One Software Architect (Dr Grant Paul Millar)
- Four Software Engineers (Mr Matthias Ghering, Mr Ms Danae Andriopoulou, Mr Nikolaos Panourakis, Mr Majid Nateghizad, Mr Theofilos Konstantinos, and Mr. Anastasios Kafchitsas)
- Two Technical Advisors (Dr Charalampos Xanthopoulakis and Ms Vasiliki Markaki)
Besides the above mentioned professionals, there is also administrative personnel (Mr Phil Grayling)

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