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EOSC-ENTRUST aims to create a European network of Trusted Research Environments for sensitive data and drive European interoperability by joint development of a common blueprint for federated data access and analysis.

Project updates

EOSC-ENTRUST publishes European TRE network blueprint and interoperability framework

The EOSC-ENTRUST project has published the first version of its European TRE network blueprint and interoperability framework (the ENTRUST Blueprint). The first ENTRUST Blueprint includes a draft architecture specification and glossary and requirements for TRE interoperability.

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Deployable demonstrator of digital objects and workflows developments

The digital objects and workflows demonstrator aims to evidence the power of TRE standards and middleware to integrate multiple federated platforms and analytics through a single software installation.

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First edition machine-readable of the EOSC-ENTRUST TRE Provider catalogue

The first edition of the EOSC-ENTRUST TRE Provider catalogue lists available TREs and their service capabilities. The catalogue will help identify gaps between TRE environments.

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Training package for the first EOSC-ENTRUST blueprint & interoperability framework

This deliverable provides preparatory materials for developing the EOSC-ENTRUST training package to support organisations with existing and emerging TREs in onboarding the EOSC-ENTRUST network and federation.

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Recommended read

Versatile Trusted Research Environments: An approach for Switzerland

The BioMedIT TRE has been in production since 2018, bringing together ETH Zurich, the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, the University of Basel and the University of Lausanne to deliver a federated, versatile TRE service. Experience delivering TREs in Switzerland suggests that beyond technical considerations, building and ensuring trust with the full set of stakeholders, from the public and data subjects through to hospitals, research organisations and funders is perhaps the most important factor in delivering a TRE network.

Updates from sister projects

EOSC SIESTA participation at the European AI Security network CrossTalk event in Brussels

On 22 October 2025, the European AI Security Network (EASiNet) hosted a CrossTalk event at the Delegation of the Emilia-Romagna Region to the EU in Brussels with the focus on AI and cybersecurity.EOSC-SIESTA showcased the project’s development on innovative solutions along with nine other EU-funded projects.

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Interview with EOSC-TITAN project coordinator Antonio Skarmeta

The EOSC-TITAN is an EC-funded project that aims to deliver an open-source software platform focused on enabling secure sensitive data sharing and demonstrating them in the EOSC ecosystem. In this interview, Dr Antonio Skarmeta, the EOSC-TITAN project coordinator, talked about the motivations and ambitions of the project.

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EOSC-ENTRUST receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme under grant agreement number 101131056.

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