The 2026 ECSCI Cluster Webinar Series continued on Monday, 26 October 2026, with its third session bringing together three European cybersecurity projects, ENDURANCE, ACT4FOOD, and TELEMETRY, to showcase the latest developments in critical infrastructure resilience, AI-driven cybersecurity for food supply chains, and trustworthy cybersecurity testing of IoT devices and systems.

The session was opened by Prof. John Soldatos on behalf of the ECSCI Cluster Coordination, who introduced the webinar and provided an overview of its objectives and the importance of strengthening the security and resilience of critical infrastructures and essential services.

Liana-Miruna Predut, from Eviden Romania, presented ENDURANCE’s work on enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructures against cyber, physical, and natural threats, covering interoperable resilience solutions and cross-border pilots in key sectors, including energy, health, digital services, and water.

Odysseas Kokkinos, from INNOV-ACTS Ltd, presented ACT4FOOD’s approach to cybersecurity for food supply chains, focusing on AI-driven threat detection, SOC 4.0 capabilities, and cybersecurity applications in aquaculture, dairy manufacturing, and retail.

The webinar concluded with Steve Taylor, from the University of Southampton, presenting TELEMETRY’s work on trustworthy cybersecurity testing of IoT devices and systems, highlighting IoT vulnerability detection, component- and system-level testing, and trustworthy testing methodologies.

The webinar welcomed 26 attendees, reflecting continued interest in European cybersecurity research, innovation, and cross-project collaboration.