TPM 1:  Berlin, Germany - 25 – 26 November 2025

The CyberMe kick off meeting was held at the offices of Stiftung Digitale Chancen in Berlin, Germany, on 25th – 26th November 2025.

The main objective of the meeting was to streamline the project management and implementation processes. 

The project coordinator Natalia Loock from Stiftung Digitale Chancen – presented the project’s management plan.  Toumazis Toumazi from Cyprus Computer Society presented the project’s communication and dissemination strategy and Borislava Zaharieva from Tetra Solutions explained the project’s quality assurance methodology.

During the project meeting a panel discussion with Cybersecurity experts took place with six female cybersecurity experts including: Dr. Anastassia Lauterbach, Gabriela Corsatea, Elisabeth Wisniewski, Iryna Schwindt, Julia Schütze, Diana Waithanji, which helped partners agree the structure of Launchpad Program road map, which was discussed by all partners and a workplan was agreed.

At the end of the meeting, the partners agreed about the next project activities, including the development of development of the CyberMe Launchpad Program.

TPM 2:  Valletta, Malta - 18 – 19 June 2026

The second CyberMe transnational partner meeting was held in Valletta, Malta, on 18-19 June 2026, immediately following the project’s First Female Youth Camp.

The meeting opened with a one-day Transnational Concept & Design Workshop, focused on the development of the CyberMe Interactive Tool. In preparation, each partner had interviewed at least five cybersecurity experts, gathering more than 30 expert contributions and a bank of real-world Capture the Flag (CTF) challenge ideas. These were combined with fresh ideas generated by participants and project members during the brainstorming session on the final day of the camp.

Led by Davide from Polygonal, partners worked together to design a methodology that aligns the CTF challenges with the CyberMe Launchpad Program. Jeremy from Tetra Solutions then guided discussions to define the Tool’s technical and platform requirements.

On the second day, partners reviewed the outcomes of the First Female Youth Camp and the overall progress of the project, alongside updates on project management, communication and dissemination, and quality assurance.

At the end of the meeting, partners agreed the next project activities, including the development of the CyberMe Interactive Tool and the expansion of the Launchpad Program ahead of the second Female Youth Camp.

 

TPM 3: Austria
TBC

TPM 4: Cyprus
TBC