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Detect earlier
Explore AI methods that can recognise evolving phishing indicators and patterns across complex information sources.
A European cybersecurity initiative
AI-Powered Innovative Toolkit for Cybersecurity Hubs.
AIPITCH brings research, technology and operational cybersecurity expertise together to build practical, trustworthy tools for phishing detection and response.
The toolkit
Phishing evolves.
Defence must evolve faster.
AI-Powered Innovative Toolkit for Cybersecurity Hubs (AIPITCH) equips cyber defenders with a new generation of practical, AI-supported capabilities.
The project investigates how artificial intelligence can help cybersecurity teams identify suspicious activity, turn diverse signals into actionable intelligence and respond sooner—while keeping people, transparency and responsible use at the centre.
View the project profile at NASK ↗Our objectives
Research with a clear route
to real-world impact.
From better intelligence to practical validation, the project connects advanced research with the day-to-day needs of cyber defenders.
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Connect intelligence
Transform fragmented technical evidence into structured, useful knowledge for analysts and response teams.
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Strengthen response
Support faster, informed decisions and help organisations improve resilience to phishing-led attacks.
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Build trust
Keep transparency, human oversight and responsible European AI principles embedded throughout the work.
From signal
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The AIPITCH toolkit
Designed around collaboration.
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Research
Develop and assess AI techniques for analysing phishing-related information.
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Integrate
Bring complementary expertise, data sources and tools into one coherent toolkit.
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Validate
Evaluate toolkit capabilities against practical cybersecurity needs and operational realities.
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Share
Make knowledge and results available to strengthen cybersecurity hubs across Europe.
The consortium
European expertise,
one shared ambition.
NASK PIB is the leader of the consortium, and it is made up of the organizations:
- CIRCL/ LHCComputer Incident Response Center Luxembourg, Luxembourg
- Shadowserver FoundationStichting The Shadowserver Foundation Europe, Netherlands
- NCBJNational Center for Nuclear Research, Poland
- ABI LABCentre of Research and Innovation for Banks, Italy
The project’s budget is almost € 8 million, of which NASK PIB will account for less than € 3 million.