Discover the results of the Go Cloud! Go Secure! project and learn how to make your company’s use of cloud services more conscious and secure!
How can small and medium-sized enterprises use cloud-based services more securely, and what practical tools can help them identify and manage cybersecurity risks? These are among the key questions addressed by the multiplier events of the Go Cloud! Go Secure! project.
The Go Cloud! Go Secure! – Cloud Security Implementation Model for SMEs Erasmus+ project aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises in improving cloud security and achieving a safer digital transition through practical knowledge and easy-to-use tools.
At the events, participants will have the opportunity to learn about the project’s key results, including the self-assessment tool designed to evaluate companies’ cloud security preparedness, the Cloud Security Matrix for identifying risks, vulnerabilities and threats, and the Cloud Security Model, which provides step-by-step support to companies in developing their own cloud security measures. The training materials of the Cloud Security Course, tailored to the needs of SMEs, will also be presented.
The programme aims not only to introduce the project results, but also to demonstrate how these tools can be applied in day-to-day business operations. Participants can gain an understanding of how to assess their own risks, define the necessary security measures, and improve their employees’ knowledge of cloud security.
The event is primarily recommended for SME owners, managers and employees, HR and training professionals, business development advisors, as well as representatives of training institutions and educational organisations.
The Go Cloud! Go Secure! project multiplier events will be organised in the project partner countries on different dates, providing an opportunity to disseminate the project results and practical tools to a wider range of target groups.
Hungary: 7 October 2026
Cyprus: 14 October 2026
Bulgaria: 16 October 2026
Italy: 19 October 2026
Austria: 24 October 2026
