SAFE4SOC aims to improve the detection of cyber threats and the sharing of information among public, private, and defense entities responsible for cybersecurity (such as SOCs, CSIRTs, SMEs, etc.). The project develops tools that enable the structured, compliant, and AI-assisted sharing of information on incidents and anomalies. The SAFE4SOC project aims to achieve several key outcomes that will have a significant impact on cybersecurity management at the European level. First, the project focuses on developing and deploying a suite of innovative tools—both open-source and commercial—that will enable more efficient and structured information sharing among various Security Operations Centers (SOCs), Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs), and other entities involved in cybersecurity management. These tools will be designed to be easily integrated into existing systems, thereby improving collaboration and communication at both the national and cross-border levels. Another expected outcome concerns the standardization of the data exchange format between SOCs through the adoption of a common pivot format (IDMEFv2), proposed as an international standard. This will help overcome current interoperability challenges and ensure that information regarding incidents and threats can be understood and managed by all stakeholders, regardless of the technologies used. Furthermore, the integration of tools based on artificial intelligence and machine learning will enable the shared data to be leveraged to its fullest potential, significantly improving the detection, response, and explainability of cyber incidents. This is expected to lead to reduced response times and greater effectiveness in threat prevention and analysis. Finally, validating the project through a series of pilot initiatives in various European countries will allow for field testing of the proposed solutions’ effectiveness, promoting the dissemination of best practices and alignment with European cybersecurity policies. These results will help strengthen the European digital defense system, fostering greater resilience against emerging cyber threats.