Welcome to TITAN
A software platform solution for confidential data collaboration & secure and privacy-preserving data processing
Welcome to TITAN
Funded by the European Commission, TITAN has the overall objective of enriching the EOSC Interoperability Framework (IF) by developing a software platform solution for confidential collaboration and privacy-preserving data processing. The project’s main goals are:
Collect legal, technical, and architectural requirements and define a platform architecture for secure sharing of sensitive data and publishing anonymised data sets in the EOSC IF
Develop secure data sharing and auditing mechanisms for sensitive data, including secure data zones, data access control, and end-to-end data protection (storage – transfer – processing)
Develop an end-to-end secure data processing framework for collaborative and privacy-preserving Machine Learning (ML) using Trusted Execution Environments
Implement confidential mechanisms, algorithms, and tools with cloud infrastructure platforms and the EOSC IF, and validate solutions in sensitive data-driven use cases (government and healthcare)
Disseminate and promote the solutions for data governance and stewardship through collaboration with EOSC Partnership initiatives, standardisation, and integrating with the EOSC infrastructure.
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TITAN recent news
EOSC-A calls for a distinct Work Programme-based Partnership for EOSC in FP10 with EOSC-A as an equal partner in the tripartite governance
The Association’s position paper, The EOSC Association calls for a distinct Work Programme-based Partnership for EOSC in FP10 to accelerate excellent, scalable science in Europe, was adopted
EOSC Steering Board pushes for a distinct WorkProgramme-based Partnership in FP10
The EOSC Steering Board has made a strong statement of political support for the future of EOSC in FP10 and the role of the EOSC Association. The
Science Europe’s 40 members rally behind EOSC Partnership in FP10
Science Europe, which brings together 40 leading research funding and research performing organisations from 30 European countries, has issued a position statement calling for a