Analytics & Security Services

In E-CORRIDOR, enhanced analytics power can be used to more easily collect information from several sources (due to enhanced control on the shared data) as well as allow more complex privacy-preserving authentication operations. Privacy-preserving analytics, as well as advanced security mechanisms for authentication and access/usage control, will be deployed to enable security as a service.


E-CORRIDOR will perform activities of design, implementation and maturation of data analytics, which can be used both for cybersecurity data analysis and to provide services to final users and transport companies.

The following data analytics techniques and service will be provided:
1. Data analytics for driver identification (led by UTRC)
2. Privacy-preserving itinerary planning and carbon footprint analysis (led by TSSG, WIT)
3. Privacy-preserving (Security) analytics (led by CEA)
4. Intrusion detection technologies (led by UTRC)

Partners: UTRC, PEC, CEA, WIT, FhG, CNR


E-CORRIDOR will integrate tools and technologies for advanced security services using the previously defined infrastructures.

The following advanced security services will be provided:
1. Privacy-aware seamless multimodal authentication (led by UTRC)
2. Continuous behavioural authentication (led by UTRC)
3. Privacy-aware interest-based service sharing (led by CEA)
4. Privacy-aware authorization (led by CEA)
5. Secure Identity Management (led by FhG)

Partners: UTRC, CEA, CNR, FhG, CLEM’, ADP, PLD, PEC, FC


The framework and the services developed will be used to deliver three pilot products for:

  1. Information sharing and analysis centre for multimodal transport (ISAC);
  2. Airport and integrated train transport (AT);
  3. Car sharing in smart cities (S2C);
These Pilots have been carefully chosen to show the variety of possible applications of the framework, considering relevance and coverage of the public/private sectors in the field of information sharing for cyber protection.


The E-CORRIDOR project consortium comprises of 15 European partners across 5 countries.

The consortium combines strong industry players from several sectors, with equally strong research institutions which will deliver high quality innovation; it is also supported by SMEs and adopters of the technologies developed (as well as a National CERT)