Estonian Air Navigation Services (EANS) and Cybernetica have signed an agreement for the continuous development and global offering of the Remote Tower system, currently developed and deployed in Estonia, with the sales perspective focused on low-traffic intensity aerodromes around the world.
Cybernetica proposed privacy-preserving decentralised COVID-19 mobile application for Estonia and is supervising the consortium on the secure implementation and developing of the mobile application to tackle the spread of COVID-19 in Estonia. The consortium is led by the Ministry of Social Affairs and in addition to Cybernetica includes Bytelogics, Fujitsu Estonia, Guardtime, Icefire, Iglu, Mobi Lab, Mooncascade, and Velvet.
Cybernetica continues developing the national interoperability framework Trembita in Ukraine in cooperation with e-Governance Academy. Secure data exchange, transparency, and improved access to public services will be facilitated by adding essential functionalities to the UXP-based system.
Cybernetica in collaboration with NTT DATA Corporation (Tokyo, Japan) and NTT DATA Italia S.p.A has developed a proof-of-concept for secure data exchange of personal data, particularly health data, based on the Unified eXchange Platform (UXP) technology.
Cybernetica in cooperation with e-Governance Academy has developed the Beninese government services portal, which will contain all public e-services provided by the Government of Benin. Secure and trusted data exchange for the services is implemented based on the Unified eXchange Platform (UXP) technology.
In response to the developing situation regarding the spread of COVID-19 and in accordance to the guidelines of the Government of Estonia, Cybernetica has adopted remote office until further notice.
The Center for Medical Interoperability (C4MI), supported by Cybernetica, has entered an agreement to develop a monitoring and surveillance system for personal protective equipment (PPE) with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the public health agency of the United States of America. The project is conducted as a public-private partnership called TOGETHER (Trust infrOmation exchanGe to achiEve healTH rEsource Readiness). TOGETHER for PPE Readiness allows for trusted data exchange between entities by utilising Cybernetica UXP technology in order to improve the ecosystem’s ability to manage PPE inventory (masks, gloves, gowns, and other protective equipment).
Estonia and United States have started a cooperation to build a joint platform for sharing cyber threat intelligence between the two countries. The system will be developed by Cybernetica and procured by the Estonian Centre for Defence Investment according to a framework contract signed by the two parties at the end of last year.
Cybernetica and Cloud Carib have signed an agreement to implement a secure data exchange based on the Unified eXchange Platform (UXP) for pilot projects in the Caribbean region.
The next phase for the development of the Ukrainian interoperability system Trembita adds several important functionalities that elevate the security standards, enhances the administrating process and adds significant benefits to the user experience.