We are glad to announce that K3Y Ltd participated in the 2nd General Assembly Meeting of the SecQDevOps project, held on 30 September – 1 October 2026 in Heraklion, Greece. The two-day meeting was hosted by the Hellenic Mediterranean University (HMU).
The meeting brought together consortium partners to review the progress made during the project’s first year and discuss the next steps. As SecQDevOps moves from the initial design and requirements phase into technical development, discussions focused on coordinating the different technical components, addressing integration challenges, and preparing for upcoming milestones.
During the first day, partners presented updates from the active work packages, covering progress in system architecture, quantum software development, and AI-driven security tools. Particular attention was given to the development of the project’s technical modules, their interfaces and dependencies, and how they will work together within the SecQDevOps platform.
The discussions also covered security requirements, compliance with European regulations and standards, and the project’s use cases. Partners reviewed ongoing technical activities and discussed the next steps for component development, integration, and testing.
The second day focused on organisational matters, open-source strategies, standardisation, and the exploitation of project results. A dedicated workshop on Key Exploitable Results (KERs) allowed partners to discuss the potential applications of the project’s technologies, identify priorities, and consider possible business models and opportunities for future use.
K3Y Ltd, represented by our colleagues Christos Dalamagkas and Nikoleta Karditsioti, presented the latest progress on Anomaly Detection and Intrusion Detection Systems for Quantum Platforms. The presentation focused on finalising the architecture of MOD-06: AI-Driven Security Services and its integration into the overall SecQDevOps system architecture.
As SecQDevOps enters its second year, partners will continue developing and testing the project’s technical components, with a focus on their integration and the preparation of a working demonstration for the upcoming Mid-Term Review.
Stay tuned for further updates on SecQDevOps and its work towards more secure and trustworthy quantum software development.