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SAFE4SOC (Standard Alert Format Exchange for SOCs)


Published on 20 October 2026

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SAFE4SOC (Standard Alert Format Exchange for SOCs)


Securing the digital frontier​


 

Starting date: Jan-2024 > Dec-2026
​Lifetime
: 36 months 

 

Program in support: 

Digital Europe Programme (GA#101145846)​

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Status of project: on going

Departments:

  • Leti/DSYS, 
  • List/DIN, 
  • List/DIASI, 
  • CEATechRegion/Docc

CEA-Leti's contact:                         
Marie-Sophie Masselot
                                      
 

Project Coordinator: IMT​​​ 

​Partners:   

  • NRD Cyber Security,
  • vicometch,
  • teclib,
  • Nicos Gmbh,
  • Fraunhofer AISEC,
  • EHT S.C.p.A,
  • VMU,
  • CSI,
  • REELIT
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​Target market: Security Operations Center (SOC) market, covering both civil and defense SOCs

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​​Stakes​​​​

​SAFE4SOC is dedicated to enhancing the cyber threat detection and response capabilities of entities across the public and private sectors. By focusing on the refinement and standardization of the IDMEFv2 format, our project facilitates a seamless, structured, and AI-enhanced exchange of cybersecurity information. This initiative aims to streamline the interoperability between detection tools and cybersecurity management consoles, significantly improving the speed and accuracy of threat response actions across the cybersecurity ecosystem.

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​Pu​​rpose​​​​

  • ​Standardisation process: partner with IETF for global standardization and enduring support of IDMEF v2

  • AI-Assisted cybersecurity: enhance threat detection with advanced AI algorithms aligned with IDMEFv2

  • Community enhancement: grow IDMEFv2 community, using project results to enhance adoption and collaboration refinement.

  • Structured information: refine IDMEFv2 for seamless and compliant cyber threat data sharing


​​Impact​​​​​

The SAFE4SOC project is poised to set a new benchmark in cybersecurity operations. By establishing the IDMEFv2 format as a global standard, we enable a myriad of cybersecurity systems to "speak" the same language, dramatically enhancing the collective ability to detect, analyze, and neutralize cyber threats. This standardized communication protocol, coupled with cutting-edge AI algorithms for threat analysis, represents a significant leap forward in building resilient digital defenses, fostering a safer online environment for businesses, governments, and individuals alike.​

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