CTI team participated in the Patras Innovation Quest (PATRAS IQ) 2026, hosted at the University of Patras Conference & Cultural Center (27 February – 1 March 2026), presenting the work carried out in the frame of the CADMUS project.
The CADMUS project aims to address the shortage of cybersecurity expertise in Europe by developing targeted training opportunities. These trainings are based on a range of approaches and platforms, including cyber ranges, malware analysis, reverse engineering, serious games, tabletop exercises, bootcamps, and hackathons.
CTI is responsible for the design of the training courses as well as for the development of various platforms that will provide hands-on experience for the trainees. The course & curricula design phase of the project has been completed, and our team is focusing on the finalization of the first versions of the cybersecurity platforms and the implementation of exercises on them. The courses are offered at various levels of prior cybersecurity background and expertise, and also support the reskilling and upskilling of educators, trainers, employees of SMEs, civil servants, and students pursuing careers in cybersecurity.
