CyberUnite is a collaborative cybersecurity research project led by the University of Limerick and Queen’s University Belfast. The project develops resilient, trustworthy, and intelligent approaches to protect cyber-physical systems and critical infrastructure.
Critical infrastructure faces increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, requiring intelligent and adaptive defence mechanisms to ensure resilience and safety.
Digital twins provide a safe and powerful way to simulate cyberattacks and test security strategies without impacting real-world systems.
Cybersecurity systems must not only be effective but also transparent—ensuring decisions can be understood, trusted, and validated by human operators.
Critical infrastructure faces increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, requiring intelligent and adaptive defence mechanisms to ensure resilience and safety.
Digital twins provide a safe and powerful way to simulate cyberattacks and test security strategies without impacting real-world systems.
Cybersecurity systems must not only be effective but also transparent—ensuring decisions can be understood, trusted, and validated by human operators.
