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European cyber cooperation

From shared knowledge to shared defence.

Sharing a threat insight matters when another organisation can use it. UnifiedONE helps participating environments validate defensive knowledge, check where it applies and coordinate an approved response through the security tools they already operate.

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  • Keep your existing security tools
  • Share eligible defensive knowledge
  • Keep the response under local control

The European context

Cooperation is part of the direction.

European policy supports trusted cybersecurity information sharing. UnifiedONE is an independent company offering one way to make an eligible defensive lesson useful in a participating environment.

EU Directive

NIS2 Article 29

Article 29 provides for voluntary sharing of relevant cybersecurity information. It recognises that sharing arrangements must respect sensitive information and may define operational elements, including platforms and automation tools.

Read Article 29
EU agency

ENISA and trusted exchange

ENISA supports Information Sharing and Analysis Centres as trusted hubs for collecting, analysing and securely exchanging threat information across sectors.

Read ENISA's ISAC overview

UnifiedONE is independent. References to NIS2 and ENISA explain the policy context; they do not imply an endorsement, certification or partnership.

What operational sharing can look like

The lesson travels. The decision stays local.

One validated finding may help another participating organisation without giving it access to the source environment.

Illustrative example · not live customer activity

  1. 01 / Discover

    One environment confirms a threat

    A team identifies a malicious domain. Its private investigation stays in its own environment.

  2. 02 / Validate

    UnifiedONE checks the lesson

    Signals are correlated and scored before eligible defensive knowledge is considered for sharing.

  3. 03 / Respond locally

    Another environment checks its options

    Relevance, participation, policy, permissions, connected controls and licences shape the response.

Possible local outcomes
  • Approved action applied
  • Approval required
  • Control unavailable

A shared finding is an input, not a universal block. Each participating environment keeps its own policy and authority.

Keep the ecosystem

More value from the security already in place.

UnifiedONE adds validation and coordination around existing technology. Vendor signals remain valuable; supported actions use the receiving environment's own connected controls.

Keep Microsoft

Microsoft security remains your environment, signal source and set of controls. UnifiedONE adds a cross-environment defensive knowledge layer where supported.

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Keep other vendors

Other security technologies remain part of the ecosystem. Available connections are documented, and planned connections are identified separately.

Make a validated lesson useful beyond one environment.

Explore how shared defensive knowledge could fit your existing tools, participation rules and local approval model.

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