CYBER.EUC is a recognized cybersecurity research center established in 2021 by the EUC Department of Computer Science & Engineering. Strategically located in Cyprus, it serves as a pivotal nexus for international collaboration across Europe, Asia, and Africa. Leveraging EUC's extensive research facilities, its main activities include participating in EU-funded projects in cybersecurity, data science, and digital skills, alongside providing accredited academic programs in cybersecurity, while encouraging interdisciplinarity.

EUC is the project coordinator of GIRLS2CYBER, contributing extensive experience in education and certification. Its specific role is to develop interactive learning modules and hands-on workshop materials, conduct pilots for evaluation, and contribute to the overall communication and dissemination strategy.

Flavour B.V. is a Dutch social enterprise specializing in the development of innovative, gamified digital learning environments. With extensive experience in creating interactive educational platforms, Flavour combines technology and storytelling to make learning engaging and impactful.

In the GIRLS2CYBER project, Flavour leads the design and development of the AI-powered learning platform and contributes to virtual pilot activities. Through its expertise, Flavour ensures that the project's digital solutions are user-friendly, inclusive, and effective in inspiring girls to explore the world of cybersecurity.

GrantXpert Consulting Ltd is a Cyprus-based SME with more than 30 years of cumulative expertise in European and national funding programmes. The company specialises in EU funding consulting, mentoring, and training services, supporting organisations across diverse sectors such as education, entrepreneurship, health, ICT, and culture.

In the GIRLS2CYBER project, GrantXpert plays a central role as the Quality Assurance & Evaluation (QA&E) Leader, ensuring the project's excellence, coherence, and impact through systematic quality monitoring and evaluation.

The Women4Cyber Foundation, established as a non-profit organisation in 2019, is committed to promoting women's participation in cybersecurity, closing the skills gap and improving their access to employment opportunities.

Our mission revolves around building a strong cybersecurity community through networking, awareness, education and training. Through these efforts, we aspire to remove barriers and create a more inclusive and equitable landscape, empowering women to thrive in this critical industry.

For GIRLS2CYBER, the Women4Cyber Foundation will support Women4Cyber Cyprus in communication and dissemination activities, connecting to our extensive European community.

The Hellenic Cybersecurity Institute (HCSI) is a non-profit organisation committed to advancing cybersecurity awareness, education, and research in Greece and beyond. Its activities focus on promoting digital safety and supporting the development of cybersecurity skills among youth and professionals.

Within the GIRLS2CYBER project, HCSI plays a key role in designing and implementing educational activities in Greece, engaging female mentors, and organising the Summer School, which aims to inspire and empower girls aged 12–15 to pursue future careers in cybersecurity.

Women4Cyber Cyprus is a national chapter of the European Women4Cyber Foundation, dedicated to promoting the participation and empowerment of women in cybersecurity. Its activities focus on education, mentorship, awareness and networking to build a more inclusive cyber ecosystem in Cyprus.

Women4Cyber Cyprus plays a key role in GIRLS2CYBER by leading awareness-raising activities, promoting gender equality in cybersecurity through mentoring and inclusive events, and ensuring widespread dissemination and sustainability of project results. It contributes to the visibility of the project through national outreach campaigns, social media promotion and dissemination events, sharing best practices success stories and educational resources in multiple languages to maximize impact and long-term engagement across Cyprus and Europe.

AIREIS (Artificial Intelligence for Research, Education, and Innovation in Society) is a Greek non-profit organization dedicated to advancing ethical, human-centered technology for social good. AIREIS integrates AI, cybersecurity, and instructional design to promote responsible innovation and digital transformation by fostering digital literacy, inclusion, and sustainability.

As part of the GIRLS2CYBER project, AIREIS contributes its expertise in curriculum design and ethical technology education, helping develop engaging and inclusive learning materials that empower girls to explore cybersecurity and digital futures with confidence.

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