3D printing is both efficient and cost-effective. It is also a rapidly growing industry and a recognized area of Danish expertise. However, because 3D printing systems are inherently digital, they carry significant security risks. The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act sets strict requirements for digital security, and SECUREAM helps Danish companies comply with these regulations while maintaining access to the market.
SECUREAM is a collaborative project led by the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), responsible for methodology development. The Danish Technological Institute (DTI) oversees industrial validation, while Partisia and Create it REAL contribute their expertise in cryptography and 3D printing, respectively.
The project delivers a comprehensive framework tool that assesses risks and ensures traceability throughout the entire 3D printing process. It also incorporates encryption, allowing partners to share designs without revealing intellectual property. The goal is to enable operators and suppliers to document high-quality production and detect deviations before they escalate into costly errors.
Through SECUREAM, researchers, end-users, and advanced cryptography experts collaborate to provide a scalable solution to a pressing societal challenge: making 3D printing secure and compliant.
SECUREAM: Advancing cybersecurity in Additive Manufacturing
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Eun-Young Kang – Associate Professor – University of Southern Denmark
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Lars Ramkilde Knudsen – Professor – University of Southern Denmark
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Hiraku Morita – Assistant Professor – University of Southern Denmark
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Jukka Ruohonen – Assistant Professor – University of Southern Denmark
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Riccardo Tonello – Other – Danish Technological Institute
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Anders Dalskov – Senior Cryptographic Engineer – Partisia
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Jeremie Pierre Gay – Founder & CTO – Create it REAL
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Søren Eller Thomsen – Cryptography Engineer – Partisia
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