Enterprise Security Risk Analysis and Visualization Tool

The Enterprise Security Risk Analysis and Visualization Tool BIP is an intensive blended program organized by Vilniaus kolegija Faculty of Electronics and Informatics, designed to provide students with practical and theoretical knowledge in cybersecurity and programming.

Tid og sted: 13. apr. 2026–17. apr. 2026, Vilnius, Lithuania

During the program, participants will work in international teams to design and develop a cybersecurity assessment tool that collects and analyzes publicly available information about companies and presents the results through clear visualizations. The BIP combines online introduction sessions with on-site workshops and project-based learning, guiding students from initial ideas to a functional website prototype while strengthening their technical skills, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities.

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the first Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) organized by Vilniaus kolegija / Higher Education Institution, Faculty of Electronics and Informatics — Enterprise Security Risk Analysis and Visualization Tool.

Would you like to offer your students a unique opportunity to enhance their skills in an engaging and practice-oriented learning environment, with participation supported through your institution’s Erasmus+ mobility funding? We would be delighted to welcome them to Electronics and Informatics faculty of VIKO.

Event Details

Online Meeting:

📅 March 17, 2026

(Program introduction, presentation, and essential information)

On-Site Training:

📅 April 13–17, 2026

(Workshops, lectures, teamwork, and project development)

Location:

📍 Vilniaus kolegija / Higher Education Institution

Faculty of Electronics and Informatics

J. Jasinskio str. 15, Vilnius, Lithuania

BIP Objective

To develop a cybersecurity assessment tool that collects publicly available information based on a company’s domain and name and presents the results in a clear and visualized format.

Main Activities:

Participants will:

• Analyze company domain and related technical information

• Identify open ports on company servers

• Examine company’s websites, including its certificate, metadata, and development tools

• Use OSINT tools to investigate publicly available employee-related data

• Check for publicly accessible data breaches or leaks

• Design a visualization solution in the form of a website prototype

Why Join?

✔ Gain hands-on experience in cybersecurity and programming

✔ Work in international and multidisciplinary teams

✔ Develop a real-world prototype with professional guidance

✔ Expand your academic and professional network

We look forward to collaborating with you and your students in this innovative and practice-oriented BIP.

Registration form – https://forms.office.com/e/GNZrp5R04N

* The detailed program and agenda will be finalized and shared at a later stage.

Travel instructions

Recommended arrival date: Sunday 12 April 2026

Recommended departure date: Saturday 18 April 2026

How to Get to Vilnius?

From Vilnius Airport (VNO):

Public transport: 15–20 minutes to city centre

Taxi or ride-sharing: approx. 10–15 minutes

From Kaunas Airport (KUN)

Direct buses to Vilnius (approx. 1.5 hours)

Train from Kaunas to Vilnius (frequent connections)

Public Transport in Vilnius

Public transport in Vilnius is convenient, reliable, and easy to use.

• Bus and trolleybus tickets can be easily purchased using mobile apps, such as m.Ticket or Trafi.

• The Trafi app is especially helpful for visitors: it allows you to plan routes, track buses in real time, check schedules, and navigate the city effortlessly. It is highly recommended for getting around Vilnius.

• Tickets can also be purchased directly on board by tapping your bank card on the special ticket validator located inside the bus or trolleybus.

*Trafi app logo

*m.ticket app logo

Accommodation Tips

Participants are free to choose the accommodation option that best suits their needs and budget. Commonly used platforms include:

• Airbnb (private rooms or apartments),

• Booking.com (hotels, hostels, and short-term stays).

*Please note that participants are responsible for arranging and booking their own accommodation. The hosting institution does not provide accommodation and is not responsible for individual bookings.

About Vilnius

• One of the largest Old Towns in Europe (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

• Ranked among Europe’s most student-friendly cities

• Safe, compact, and easy to explore