ΜARE Overview
14 February 2025
Andreas Zalonis, MARE Project Coordinator, shared key insights on how MARE is shaping a secure 6G services platform with cutting-edge innovations for next-gen connectivity.
The following presentation was given.
More details of this event can be found in the following link:
https://smart-networks.europa.eu/event/sns-ju-call-3-projects-introduction-webinars/
MARE presented at SNS Comms Task Force Meeting
27 November 2025
On Thursday 27th November 2025, the MARE project was presented to the SNS Communications Task Force, which included the Communication Leaders of many and various SNS projects, with the aim of increasing project visibility and strengthening engagement with communication leaders across the SNS research ecosystem
MARE presented at “Architecting Trust in 6G” webinar
05 December 2025
On Friday 5th December 2025, the MARE 6G SNS project was presented by its technical Coordinator Professor Xavi Masip at the “Architecting Trust in 6G: Technical Insights from SNS-JU Projects” webinar. The event brought together several ongoing SNS projects to discuss emerging security and trust challenges in the path toward 6G.
More details of this event can be found in the following link:
https://smart-networks.europa.eu/architecting-trust-in-6g-technical-insights-from-sns-ju-projects/
MARE presented at 2026 EuCNC & 6G Summit
02 June 2026
In this workshop, Professor Xavi Masip presented an overview of the MARE project’s vision for a programmable, modular and disaggregated Security Plane for future 6G ecosystems. He presented innovative approaches to 6G security provisioning through open Security Functions, DOTs, intelligent orchestration and a Network Digital Twin-based pre-assessment environment that enables proactive and reactive cyber defence, impact analysis and secure service deployment.
More details of this event can be found in the following link:
https://www.eucnc.eu/programme/workshops/workshop-5/
02 June 2026
In this workshop, Professor Xavi Masip introduced the MARE project’s innovative use of a Network Digital Twin (NDT)-based pre-assessment sandbox for 6G security. His presentation explored how proactive “WHAT-IF” analysis and the NOWIT principle enable the evaluation of cyber incidents, mitigation strategies and security functions before deployment, helping ensure that remediation actions improve network resilience without causing unintended consequences.
More details of this event can be found in the following link:
https://www.eucnc.eu/programme/workshops/workshop-12/
Co-funded by the European Union
MARE project has received funding from the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) under the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101191436
