The business processes of banks depend on functioning IT-Systems. Malfunctions or outages, especially in complex data centers could result in high losses right up to insolvency of individual financial institutions. The project PREVENT has as goal, to develop methods and tools for a systematic security evaluation of data centers. 

The project PRISM - PRIvacy-aware Secure Monitoring aims to show that it is technically possible to devise a privacy-preserving network monitoring system where carefully designed data protection mechanisms can coexist with suitably adapted monitoring applications. This shall allow useful traffic analysis as well as protecting the legitimate privacy rights of the network users. Ultimately, the goal of the project is to set a new de-facto standard for privacy-preserving traffic monitoring and deliver a tool that is guaranteed (and possibly certified) for legal compliance.

PRODUCER provides a toolset to support creators of TV documentaries. Fraunhofer FOKUS adds tools to easily integrate features like 360° Video Playout and Second Screen to enhance the accessibility for the audience. 

The ProEnv project is working on smart production and maintenance environments of the future.

The ProMo-Projekt works on smart production and maintenance environments.

The idea in PROVALIDIS (Adaptive Prototyping and Test platform for Automotive Light Engineering) is based on the development of an adaptive methodology for the model-based development of LED light scenarios under modular integration of ambient simulation mechatronic components with automatic test execution.

Public Transit by Fraunhofer FOKUS provides passengers with real-time data about schedules, delays, interruptions and alternative travel options

The development of quantum algorithms, potentially exponentially faster than classical algorithms, is attracting widespread interest in business and science. So far, however, the ability to implement these algorithms in accessible and user-friendly quantum programming, as known from classical computer science, is missing. Therefore, in the project "Qompiler - Standardized Quantum Software Stack" a software stack with a higher-level quantum programming language is being developed.

QoSMOS is an ICT FP7 Large scale Integrating Project running under Grant Agreement INFSO-ICT-248454. Coordinated by British Telecommunications plc in the UK it has 14 partners across Europe and one partner from Japan. Its objectives respond to an upcoming change of regulatory paradigm which is expected to enable future wireless communication systems to operate in shared or license-exempt RF spectrum, potentially also enabling opportunistic use of so-called white spaces in RF spectrum. 

In the project Quantum Technology Professional, a modular, application-oriented and continuously expandable continuing education program for the topics of quantum computing and quantum technologies will be created.

The Qurator project aims to help curate activities and digital content generation in various industries that are more high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective through automation.

The RASEN project’s main objective is the strengthening of European organisations’ ability to conduct security assessments of large scale networked systems through the combination of security risk assessment and security testing, taking into account the context in which the system is used.