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Cybersecurity Tools of the 2nd CyberSuite Hackathon

Explore the cybersecurity tools featured in the 2nd CyberSuite Hackathon. Access tool descriptions, challenges, documentation, presentations and supporting videos to prepare for the Hackathon activities.

2nd CyberSuite Hackathon

Paris, France

14 October 2026

Explore the tools

Select a tool to explore its purpose, audience and supporting materials. You can keep multiple tools open.

Purpose

Network analytics with probes for (near) real-time anomaly detection and Root Cause Analysis (RCA); supports new protocol analyses and provides rule/AI-based detections.

Target audience / sectors

Network analytics with probes for (near) real-time anomaly detection and Root Cause Analysis (RCA); supports new protocol analyses and provides rule/AI-based detections.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Hands-on experience with detection, rule tuning, protocol parsers and RCA workflows; supports security-service configuration during Planning and operation during Monitoring.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Non-invasive WAF-plus protection for web apps and APIs; detects authentication failures, injections, scanners/bots and can publish rule feeds and notify SIEMs.

Target audience / sectors

SMEs with public-facing web applications/APIs across different sectors.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Practical experience with OWASP Top-10-style defences, rule-feed generation and SIEM integration during the Test stage of DevSecOps.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Risk assessment platform with dynamic risk estimation and Kubernetes-centric security-functions orchestration.

Target audience / sectors

DevOps teams in SMEs operating containerised applications across sectors such as health, transport, energy and agrifood.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Experience with risk scoring, policy validation and automated mitigations across Build/Test/Operate.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Static code analysis for identifying source-level vulnerabilities. Users can create projects, upload code, execute automated analyses and retrieve actionable results.

Target audience / sectors

Developers in SMEs across all sectors.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Immediate feedback on coding issues during the Build phase, enabling earlier remediation and reducing security risks.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Traffic capture/replay and fuzz/scalability testing to stress systems and validate defences.

Target audience / sectors

QA/security engineers and SMEs requiring realistic network traffic with or without injected attacks/anomalies.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Generates adversarial traffic for the Test phase and supports validation of detection tools and system resilience.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Unified deployment/orchestration for applications and security functions, including policy-based scaling and monitoring hooks.

Target audience / sectors

Teams deploying applications together with security services.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Demonstrates how orchestrated deployment with embedded security checks supports secure Deploy/Operate activities.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Cyberthreat awareness, cybersecurity planning and AI-based coaching for implementing cybersecurity measures and incident response.

Target audience / sectors

Non-expert small-business users and managers across sectors.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Low-threshold approach for planning and implementing small but high-impact security actions and supporting continuous improvement.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

SaaS threat-intelligence platform emulating attacker reconnaissance to identify DNS issues, network exposure, leaked data/credentials, CMS status, CVEs and other external risks.

Target audience / sectors

SMEs across sectors.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Provides rapid visibility of risks beyond the organisational perimeter and supports Plan/Monitor activities and compliance readiness.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Interactive phishing-awareness game supporting anonymous/subscribed users and different difficulty levels.

Target audience / sectors

SME personnel across sectors.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Provides a practical and measurable way to improve phishing awareness and user skills.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

Self-hostable open-source component that ingests STIX threat intelligence, converts it into Tokenized Asset Records and anchors records to blockchain networks through the Registry API.

Target audience / sectors

SMEs, SOCs, DevOps/DevSecOps teams and MSSPs requiring verifiable audit trails or cross-organisation CTI sharing.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Connects CTI pipelines with decentralised ledger infrastructure and provides non-repudiable, tamper-proof evidence of threat-signal detection.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

The Marketplace provides access to available cybersecurity services and tool profiles.

Target audience / sectors

SMEs, service providers and CyberSuite users evaluating or adopting cybersecurity solutions.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Participants can understand how CyberSuite solutions can be discovered and accessed through the Marketplace.

Hackathon materials

Purpose

The Dashboard consolidates KPIs and metrics from integrated CyberSuite tools.

Target audience / sectors

SMEs, service providers and CyberSuite users evaluating or adopting cybersecurity solutions.

Why it’s valuable for participants

Participants can understand how tool outputs are transformed into actionable insights through the Dashboard.

Hackathon materials