Mittweida University of Applied Sciences is a strong centre for research and transfer services in central Saxony with about 7,000 students in 5 faculties. The University provides different study programmes and continuing education programmes in the fields of cybersecurity and forensics.

Portuguese Criminal Police is the Portuguese higher criminal police body, hierarchically organized under the aegis of the Ministry of Justice. As a criminal investigation police force, PJ has reserved competence, which cannot be assigned to other criminal police bodies, for the investigation of serious and organized crime in general.

The Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) is a public organisation under the Ministry of Justice and Security. The NFI is providing forensic services using state-of-the-art science and technology and contributes to the investigation and prosecution of suspects, and the exoneration of innocent parties.

MSAB is the global leader and pioneer in digital forensic technology for mobile device examinations. The business is a for-profit company, with headquarters in Stockholm (Sweden), with offices in Europe, USA and Asia, as well as a network of distributors across the globe.

Austrian Standards International (A.S.I.) – Standardization and Innovation is the recognized standardization body in Austria, member of the European Committee for Standardization CEN, International Organisation for Standardization ISO and European Telecommunications Standards Institute ETSI. A.S.I make it possible for thousands of Austrian experts to set standards based on their innovative ideas internationally.

The Central Office for Information Technology in the Security Sector (ZITiS) has been established by the German Federal Ministry of the Interior in 2017. As a service provider for the German security authorities, ZITiS focuses on research and development and provides technical expertise in the cyber domain.

The Home Office originates from 1782 employing circa 30,000 staff and is the department of state with responsibility for policing, counter terrorism and borders/immigration and citizenship. It supports the full range of Home Office interests in policing and tackling crime, counter-terrorism, border security and controlling immigration.

The Spanish National Police is a law enforcement agency (LEA) founded in 1824. It is deployed in whole national territory, with about 70,000 police officers among other civil servants. It has competencies in Public Order, Serious Crime, Forensics, Terrorism, and has exclusive competences in human beings crossing borders, the identity of citizens and private security. One of the ESMIR strategic lines in home security is to achieve a police force more dynamic, more efficient and more intelligent use of new technologies and new working methods to be more effective.

The Polish Police Regional Headquarters in Poznan manages the Wielkopolska garrison. The basic tasks of the Police are the prevention of criminal offences, economic crime, identification of perpetrators of crimes and misdemeanours, ensuring security in public places, monitoring traffic on roads and safety on the water, and conducting prophylactic activities.

The Malta Police Force is one of the oldest police forces in Europe and has mixed responsibility with respect to its investigative role and national security. The Forensic Science Laboratory within the police force is comprised of eight units each specialised in a unique forensic field.

Delft University of Technology is the largest and oldest Dutch public technological university, located in Delft, Netherlands. With eight faculties and numerous research institutes, they host over 19,000 students, more than 2,900 scientists, and more than 2,100 support and management staff.

The University of Patras (UPat) was founded in the city of Patras in 1964 and it began functioning in the academic year 1966-67. UPat is one of the leading research and teaching institutions, and the third largest in Greece.

The Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas (FORTH) is the premier research centre in Greece, internationally acknowledged for its excellence in basic and applied research, in developing applications and products, and in providing services.

The Norwegian Police University College (PHS) is the premier educational institution for the police service and county administrative officials in Norway. Its purpose is to provide fundamental training for service in the police service or county administration, further and continuing education for employees within the police service and to conduct research on police science.

Law and Internet Foundation (LIF) is a Bulgarian NGO & Research centre which supports and performs applied studies, scientific researches, programmes and projects in the field of legal, technological, economic and social issues related to the fast penetration of information and communication technologies both in public and private sectors.

The Polish Platform for Homeland Security (PPHS) collaborates directly with representatives from law enforcement agencies, science and academia to develop solutions and legal environments aimed to improve public security in Poland and Europe. The following activities are the supporting pillars of PPHS's security work: • R&D Projects • Training and audits • Workshops, Events & Conferences. Moreover, PPHS is actively involved in the implementation and exploitation of results from R&D projects.

time.lex is a niche law firm based in Brussels, specialised in information technology and electronic communications law in the broadest sense. This includes privacy protection, data and information management, e-business, intellectual property and telecommunications.

Strane Innovation (SI) is an SME start-up facility - specializing in the sectors of sustainable development (energy, water, transport, environment, smart systems). SI creates independent start-up companies based on technologies proven at lab or pilot scale. By assessing in detail the technologies and the market, SI creates complete business concepts, managing the legal creation and entire development of the start-up companies.

Kyrgyz State Technical University, named after, I. Razzakov (KSTU), was founded in 1954. It is the biggest technical university in the Kyrgyz Republic, with about 14,000 students and about 1500 staff members. The university comprises of 6 faculties, 4 institutes, and 4 research institutes. Consists of 4 regional branches and 1 Lyceum.