Cybersecurity, Trust and Resilience Capabilities
Obsidian Innovation Institute supports organisations, partners and project consortia in the definition, validation and improvement of cybersecurity, trust and resilience approaches for connected, data-intensive and operational environments.
Our work connects cybersecurity research with practical requirements from ICT service management, industrial systems, energy, agriculture, cloud platforms, IoT, digital services and cyber-physical environments. We focus on realistic scenarios, operational constraints, evidence-based requirements and controlled validation.
Core capabilities
Security architecture and cyber-resilience analysis
Threat modelling and attack-chain definition
Penetration-testing scenario design
Asset, data-asset and topology mapping
Vulnerability classification and prioritisation
NIS2-oriented preparedness and requirements analysis
IAM, privileged-access and remote-support risk analysis
Cloud, API and application security analysis
IoT and OT-adjacent security scenarios
Log-source mapping, detection logic and alerting assumptions
Incident-preparedness workflows and escalation models
Security requirements, privacy requirements and evidence definition
Tabletop exercises, validation workshops and capability-building
Our approach
OBSI does not treat cybersecurity as an isolated technical layer. We analyse how organisations depend on digital services, platforms, data flows, remote administration, monitoring systems and trusted ICT providers. This enables cybersecurity work to reflect real operational dependencies, governance requirements, privacy obligations and continuity needs.
The institute works through research, technical analysis, pilots, validation activities, structured cooperation and dissemination of non-confidential good practices.