From: 20-09-2023 - To: 21-09-2023

EU-CIP project & ECSCI Cluster 1st Annual Conference on Critical Infrastructure Resilience

The EU-CIP project is pleased to invite you to its 1st Annual Conference on Critical Infrastructure Resilience: “Reinventing Resilience”. The Conference is co-organised together with the European Cluster for Securing Critical Infrastructures (ECSCI) and will also include an ECSCI cluster workshop. The conference will take place at the Maison des Associations Internationales in Brussels, Belgium on 20-21 September 2023.

The EU-CIP Annual Conference ambitions to be established as a flagship event that will be a vehicle for animating, sustaining, and growing the CIP/CIR ecosystem, presenting relevant EU initiatives and project outcomes. The programme includes two days of keynote speeches and panel discussions from the European Commission (DG HOME, JRC), as well as representatives of the CIP/CIR ecosystem (operators, solution providers, researchers). In addition. ECSCI cluster projects will present their results and engage in a dialogue on how they can contribute to a strengthened EU critical infrastructure resilience landscape. You can find more information in our draft agenda which is being continuously updated.

The EU-CIP Annual Conference will be followed by the PRAETORIAN project final event in the same venue on 22 September 2023. In that way, the organising partners are aiming to bring together a strong representation of CIP/CIR stakeholders.

Please register and share the event with your networks.
 

From: 11-07-2023 - To: 11-08-2023

EU-HYBNET 3rd Innovation and Knowledge Exchange Workshop & 2nd Innovation and Standardisation Workshop

The EU-HYBNET project is pleased to invite you to its 3rd Innovation Knowledge Exchange Workshop (#IKEW) and 2nd Innovation Standardisation Workshop (#ISW) which will take place on 7-8 November 2023 in Valencia, Spain.

The #IKEW workshop objective is to provide security practitioners, industry, SMEs, and academia an opportunity to exchange information on challenges related to #hybridthreats and possible innovations to help mitigate and counter them.

The #ISW workshop will bring together EU-HYBNET consortium partners and hybrid threat stakeholders to map the current status of standardisation efforts in the field, and identify needs and possibilities for the future.

You can find more information on the EU-HYBNET website here and here.
 
 
 

From: 28-09-2022 - To: 28-09-2022

Safety4Rails Final Conference

The SAFETY4RAILS Final conference will be organised on 28 September in Paris, France at UIC HQ

SAFETY4RAILS is an EU-funded project under the framework of H2020 SU-INFRA01. The project started on 1 October 2020 and was carried out by a consortium comprised of 31 partners from 13 different countries for a duration of 2 years. The goal of SAFETY4RAILS is to increase resilience against combined cyber-physical threats including natural hazards to railway infrastructure.

This final conference will showcase the main results of the project, including a live demonstration, and will offer participants the opportunity to get a first-hand insight into the tools developed within the project. The conference is open to external stakeholders involved in Rail and Public Transport security upon registration.

Agenda

(Agenda subject to update)

9:30 – 10:00 Registration​
10:00 – 10:30 Welcome and opening session​
10:30 – 11:30 Real time joint demonstration​
11:30 – 13:00 Interactive session with the tool providers
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch
14:00 – 16:00 Main lessons learnt, policy recommendations and next steps.

Location

UIC
16 rue Jean Rey
75015 Paris
France

From: 27-06-2022 - To: 27-06-2022

1st RiskPACC Awareness Workshop

On June 27th, RiskPACC organized its 1st Awareness Workshop entitled – Citizens & Civil Protection Interaction: “how to reduce the “Risk Perception Action Gap”
The Workshop, with participants both online and in-presence, had a morning session with the usual welcome and remarks and an introduction provided by the RiskPACC Coordinator Dr. Maike Vollmer.
Maike gave a general overview of the project explaining the state-of-the-art of RiskPACC and the next steps and results.

Selby Knudsen, from Trilateral Research and WP1 leader, and Vangelis Pitidis, from University of Warwick and WP2 leader, took then the floor and presented the results, outcomes and achievements of the first 10 months of the project.

Selby conducted the session entitled “Civil protection Perspectives of risk and disaster resilience: initial findings from the RiskPACC project“, presented the methodology (literature review, questionnaires, analysis, gap identification) used In the WP1, the key findings and results achieved.
Vangelis, with his session “Engaging citizens to expand understandings of risks and enhance urban resilience: Initial findings from the case studies of RiskPACC”presented the main outputs and achievement of his Work Package 2.

The last part of the morning session has been dedicated to the RiskPACC project sisters.

RiskPACC has five related projects:

LINKS “Strengthening links between technologies and society for European disaster resilience”
RESILOC – Resilient Europe and Societies by Innovating Local Communities
BUILDERS – Building Resilience in Europe
ENGAGE
CORE (sCience& human factOr for Resilient sociEty)

The session started with Sara Bonati from University of Florence and Filippo Giacinti from the European Organisation for Security (EOS). They represented the LINKS Project while Karsten Uhing from Fraunhofer gave a detailed description of the RESILOC Project.
Tor-Olav Naevestad from BUILDERS, Marie-Christine Bonnamour from CORE and Alberto Pasquini from ENGAGE presented important and crucial topics and spotlighted potential connections and relationships between their projects and RiskPACC.

The afternoon session was focused on two different working group sessions.
The first one, led by Maureen Fordham from University College London and WP4 Leader, referred to “challenges in two-way communication to close the Risk Perception Action Gap”.

The main goal of the working group was to share ideas about closing the Risk Perception Gap in disaster risk management, what is most important and how to do it and to gain insights to help develop our RiskPACC conceptual and methodological framework.

The second working group session, led by Jeannette Anniés from University of Stuttgart was dedicated to “how technological tools help mitigate the Risk Perception Action Gap”.
The working session had the presence of user stories. They can be seen as an interface between technological solutions and user experience design and they are written to give insights on technological tools and their functionalities, or other concepts. The session saw five different user stories facilitated and moderated by five project partners:

Deborah Hugon, STAM
Michalis Panagiotis, ICCS
Linda Kroesbergen, Public Sonar
Marget Azuma, University of Twente
Jeannette Anniés, University of Stuttgart

The main aim of the session was to discuss about the user stories and try to find out benefits and disadvantages.

From: 13-06-2022 - To: 14-06-2022

Third European Conference on Risk Perception, Behavior, Management and Response

On Monday and Tuesday 13 and 14 June, RiskPACC participated in the Third European Conference on Risk Perception, Behavior, Management and Response.
The Conference, organized at the Fraunhofer Forum in Berlin, saw the presence and participation of various experts in the sector from all over Europe.

The first day opened with a presentation by Joseph Cullen of The Tavistock Institute and member of the H2020 Project RESILOC, from the title “Community-based survey adaptive behavior model of resilience”.

In the afternoon the Conference continued with a session moderated by Christian Kuhlicke from UFZ Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research (Germany), regarding on implementing theories in risk perception and behavior research.

Samuel Rufat, from CY Cergy Paris University and from Risk-SoS, co-organiser of the Conference, leaded the last session of the day with a workshop in how to build a common risk perception and adaptive behavior questionnaire.

The second day of the conference started with presentations of three H2020 projects: ENGAGE, CORE and RiskPACC.
Selby Knudsen from Trilateral Research and responsible of RiskPACC’s Work Package 1 presented the “Risk Perception Action Gap: Two-way communication in risk management”, highlighting the research conducted in the first nine months of the project and the results achieved. The presentation was even focused on the lack of understanding the risk between citizens and CPAs, the communication that has to be built between them, the differences in CPA and citizen perception and the CPA activities to increase perception.

After RiskPACC session, Philip Bubeck from University of Potsdam, conducted a workshop about how surveying people at risk on warnings and communication after the 2021 flood in Germany, while Paola Fontanella Pisa from UNU-EHS and Eurac Research gave a presentation regarding how surveying disaster risk perception and climate change adaptation in global mountain regions.

The afternoon session, leaded by Anna Sophie Hahne from The Tavistock Institute, started with a workshop in how to build an adaptation questionnaire, to then conclude with a workshop dedicated to how develop collective recommendations conducted by Alexander Fekete from TH Köln (Germany).

From: 16-05-2022 - To: 17-05-2022

SMI2G 2022

SMI2G Brokerage Event is back!

• On registration, you will be asked if you'd like to submit a presentation (known as a pitch)
• Given the limitations in the number of participants, the Organising Committee may have to select presenters based on the quality of their submitted pitch proposals.
• Please find the instructions for sending your pitches and the presentation template available as a download attached to this notice.
• The facility for submitting pitch presentations is limited to those we have time for so the faster you submit, the more chance there is of yours being included.
• You'll be notified if your request has been accepted within a few days
• The deadline for receipt of registrations is 09:00(cest) Thursday 12 May 2022

From: 05-05-2022 - To: 05-05-2022

PRECINCT first Stakeholders engagement workshop

On the 5th of May 2022, PRECINCT organised the first Stakeholders Engagement Workshop! 

PRECINCT strives to establish an Ecosystem Platform for connecting interdependent CIs and Emergency Services so that they can collaboratively and efficiently manage security and resilience by sharing information such as Data, Critical Infrastructure Protection models and Resilience services. PRECINCT will implement the Digital Twins and the Serious Game approach to identify vulnerabilities and test or validate new detection and mitigation models and associated services in a real-time real-life context.

The purpose of the workshop was to present the main outputs of the project and ensure a strong interaction with industry CI stakeholders, end-users, citizens, and many other relevant stakeholders. The workshop included presentations from project partners on the work that had been accomplished so far and roundtable discussions to engage stakeholders on technical and business aspects for PRECINCT.

From: 26-04-2022 - To: 28-04-2022

AI-ARC Workshop on "Increasing situational awareness of coast and border guards to prevent illegal activities" in Karlskrona

The AI-ARC  “Artificial  Intelligence  based Virtual Control Room for the Arctic” project’s main objective is to create   an   innovative   and   user-friendly   AI   based   platform,   the   Virtual  Control  Room  (VCR),  that has  the  power  to  greatly  improve  maritime    situational    awareness,    decision-making,    communication,    available   rescue   resources,   and   thus   the   safety   of   all   maritime   actors,   particularly   in   the   Arctic   Sea. 

Workshop 02: Increasing situational awareness of Coast and Border Guards to prevent illegal activities was a two and a half-day workshop event that took place in Karlskrona, Sweden from the 26th – 28th of April 2022. It was co-organised by three AI-ARC project partners: Munster Technology University,  (Ireland), Laurea University of Applied  Sciences,  (Finland), and the  Swedish Coast Guard.  

The opening session served as an introduction to the workshop and provided an overview of the project to VIP guests from the SCG and the external advisory board.  Isto Mattila, Project coordinator of the AI-ARC Project and Director of R&D at Laurea University of Applied Sciences, welcomed all consortium partners and VIP guests to Workshop 2.  His presentation provided an overview of the project and informed attendees that word about the AI-ARC project is growing with increasing external interest   from prominent European organisations including the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA).      

The Swedish Coast Guard is a key consortium partner in the AI-ARC project and in her presentation, Director Therese Mattsson emphasised the important role that the Swedish Coast guard (SCG) plays in providing support to maritime authorities in the Baltic Sea. She outlined the daily roles and responsibilities of the SCG in addition to their facilities, system capabilities and assets which can operate in Arctic weather.   Timo Hellenberg and Professor Pekka Visuri (Hellenberg International) presented on the findings of their investigation into the Arctic Sea hijacking Incident which occurred in 2009 in the Baltic Sea. The Arctic Sea Incident served as a useful case study to demonstrate the challenges involved for Law enforcement agencies and CGs in identifying smuggling and other illegal activities.  Lastly, Dr. Adrian Hoppe (Fraunhofer) presented an overview of the VCR Display and the Digital Map Table software system. This system offers the AI-ARC a 2D and 3D solution for a shared maritime situational awareness picture.   

For the remainder of the workshop, participants engaged in small working groups, each consisting  of  Law  Enforcement  and  Coast  Guard  representatives,  to  address key issues relating to improving situational awareness and tackling illegal maritime activities in the Baltic Sea and Arctic/High North regions. The results of the group work sessions during the Karlskrona workshop have created a number of action points for the task leaders in WP3 including the integration of workshop outputs into the ongoing technical tasks, decisions surrounding the purchasing and storage of data, and the selection of use cases for the live demonstrations that are all due to take place in 2023.The latter task will involve detailed planning and coordination between WP2 and WP3 leaders in  addition  to  the  CG  partners who  will  host  the  demos.   

The successful completion of the AI-ARC Workshop 2 in Karlskrona served as a key project milestone (MS7). The workshop was an ideal opportunity for project partners to refine and clarify information surrounding the technical development of the project. The Karlskrona workshop enabled face-to-face discussions on a number of key issues relating to the project’s progression. As a result of these productive interactions, partner engagement has stepped up in intensity and will continue online.  

Finally, it is worthy highlighting that for many of the project partners, Workshop 2 in  Karlskrona, Sweden was the first opportunity that consortium members had for a face-to-face meeting owing  to  previous  travel  restrictions  because  of  the  Covid-19  global  pandemic.  Therefore, it can be concluded that the workshop was a valuable opportunity for participants to make important networking connections with other project partners in addition to providing fruitful information outputs for task leaders and contributing to the ongoing progression of the AI-ARC project.    

The next face-to-face consortium meeting is in the early stages of being planned for later this year (November 2022) in Germany.  Regular consortium meetings in person will assist  with  ensuring  that  the  project’s  momentum  continues  on  track  and  consortium  partners  keep  moving forward with the work. 
 

From: 06-04-2022 - To: 06-04-2022

EU-HYBNET 2nd Annual Workshop

EU-HYBNET 2nd Annual Workshop #AW

From: 05-04-2022 - To: 05-04-2022

EU-HYBNET 2nd Future Trend Workshop event

EU-HYBNET 2nd Future Trends Workshop #FTW – Democracies on the edge?

From: 18-01-2022 - To: 18-01-2022

MEDEA and FIRE IN RDI Day

From: 30-10-2021 - To: 30-10-2021

SAFECARE Commercial Event

The presentations of the SAFECARE Commercial Event are now available! You can find and download them below!

Morning Session – SAFECARE Conference 

1 – Overview of the SAFECARE Project and End-user benefits – by Mr. P. Tourron (APHM), Mr. P. Petrucci (ASLTO5), and Mr. T. Tervoort (AMC)

2 – Presentation of the SAFECARE architecture – by Mr. D. Lancelin (ACS)

3 – SAFECARE Results Innovation & Scientific point of view – by Ms. E. Maia (ISEP)

3.1 – SAFECARE results from a Research & Technical point of view – by Mr. G. Suciu (BEIA) and Ms. Mari-Anais Sachian (BEIA)

3.2 – SAFECARE main results from a research point of view – by Mr. Z. Li (MLS)

4 – SAFECARE Exploitation – by Mr. L. Moulin (ENC)

Afternoon session – Carousel Stations 

Carousel 1 – Building Threat Monitoring System (BTMS) – was presented by Mr. Z. Li (MLS) through a demo currently available on the Home section of our website

Carousel 2 – Cyber Threat Monitoring System (CTMS) by Mr. M. Morardo (ACS); Orion Malware by Mr. E. Carles (ACS); CyberRange by Mr. E. Cannet (ACS)

Carousel 3 – Impact Propagation and Decision Support Module (IPDSM) & Hospital Availability Management System (HAMS) by Ms. Fatma-Zohra Hannou (CNAM)

Carousel 4 – Threat Response and Alert System (TRAS) & Mobile Alerting System (MAS) by Mr. L. Moulin (ENC)

Carousel 5 – Medical Device Security Monitoring & Risk Management by Ms. E. Van Nijnatten (Philips Healthcare) and Mr. P. Koster (Philips Research)

Carousel 6 – End-users and risk-management / Integration of the SAFECARE solutions – Roleplay on risk simulation to facilitate SAFECARE integration by Mr. P. Tourron (APHM), Mr. F. Nodot (APHM), and Mr. S. Nardy (SPF).

From: 12-10-2021 - To: 13-10-2021

3S clustering event

The conference “The 3S Clustering Event” will be held in Fodele, Crete – Greece on 12-13th of October 2021.

The event brings together three EU-funded projects (SATIE, SAFECARE, SecureGas) in the field of critical infrastructure protection that will present the innovative results they have achieved through focused presentations and interactive sessions.

In particular, the event will be structured around common themes approached from different perspectives (namely, air transport infrastructures, healthcare infrastructures, natural gas infrastructures) and it represents a unique opportunity to get relevant insights on the use of integrated cyber-physical security solutions for critical infrastructure protection.

The conference also offers the possibility to attend specific sessions regarding best practices, innovative technological solutions, security frameworks and demonstration results. Moreover, keynote speakers from the three projects will present policies, frameworks, security studies, emerging findings as well as lessons learned.

> Please, register HERE.

READ WITH ATTENTION:

Due to the current pandemic situation, the 3S Event will take place in a hybrid mode (both physically and virtually). Please, indicate the type of participation that is most convenient for you, by choosing one of the two respective tickets during the registration procedure.

In case of physical presence, please remember to follow the health and safety protocols (e.g. masks, sanitizers, vaccination certification, rapid or PCR tests, etc.).

In case of virtual presence, the link to attend the event will be directly shared with you after the registration process.

From: 31-05-2021 - To: 01-06-2021

SMI2G Event 2021

The traditional two-days event organised by SEREN4, EARTO Security & Defence research Working Group, EOS, IMGS, ECSO and ENLETS, will take place online!

What to know?

• registration to follow the panel sessions and the keynote speeches,
• registration to the brokerage event,
• registration to follow on or more of the success-stories sessions.

How it works? Please visit and carefully read how it works and deadlines for most important information.

Main topics

• Different sessions will be hosted on Webex (up to 1000 participants - registration will be on a first come first serve basis) and only people that have registered will recieve the link to access. Sessions will be recorded and the recording will be available after the event.
• Bilateral meetings will be hosted on B2Match (NOT ON WEBEX) and participants registered will recieve the link. 
• Better protect the EU and its citizens against Crime and Terrorism
• Effective management of EU external borders
• Resilient Infrastructure
• Increased Cybersecurity
• Disaster-Resilient Society for Europe
• Strengthened Security Research and Innovation

Why participate?

• Networking possibilities
• Consortiium building for new projects
• Information about several interesting initiatives and developments in the European security domain

From: 13-04-2021 - To: 13-04-2021

EU-HYBNET Annual Workshop and stakeholder group meeting

Mark your calendars, because you are cordially invited to the 1st EU-HYBNET Annual Workshop and the Stakeholders Group Meeting that will be both held on 13 April 2021!

The EU-HYBNET Pan European Network to Counter Hybrid Threats Annual Workshop aims at highlighting the results and findings of the EU-HYBNET project gained during the first project year.

As part of the event, EU-HYBNET is inviting organizations that work with security-related topics to present research and/or innovations which could contribute to countering hybrid threats.  EU-HYBNET is interested to hearing about a wide array of issues such as:

• Technological innovations.
• Ideas in organizational change.
• Public policy measures and experiences.
• Solutions to increase security in and resilience of critical infrastructures, cyber domain, local and national government.
• Information and strategic communication systems.

From: 31-03-2021 - To: 31-03-2021

Online

EU-HYBNET 1st Future Trends Workshop #FTW

On 31 March 2021, the EU-HYBNET consortium will hold its first virtual EU-HYBNET Future Trends Workshop, #FTW, bringing together stakeholders from industry, academia, media and NGOs. 

This first workshop will address expected future manifestations of hybrid threats and their evolving nature and is specifically aimed at supporting the stakeholders’ everyday work by providing a future outlook for strategic planning and at considering consequences of today’s policy choices in long-term.

Ahead of the event, the participants will be provided pre-reading on future trends assessment from hybrid threats perspective, and one-pagers on the following topics, around which the breakout sessions will be formed:

• Intelligent infrastructures – new IT and smart cities;
• New geography – changing identities and power relations;
• New drivers of the information domain – platforms ownership, flows and influence.

You can register to the workshop at the following link by 15th March COB.

The agenda and the meeting link will be provided closer to the event. 

From: 16-03-2021 - To: 17-03-2021

Online

ENISA-ERA Conference: Cybersecurity in Railways

As cybersecurity is a key requirement to enable railways to deploy and exploit the full extent of a connected, digital paradigm, ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, and ERA, the EU Agency for Railways, have joined forces to organise a virtual Conference on Rail Cybersecurity.

The ENISA-ERA virtual conference will take place between March 16 and March 17, 2021 and it will bring together experts to discuss the latest cybersecurity developments and challenges that the sector is facing. Specifically, the event aims to foster the dialogue among railway organisations, policymakers, industry, researchers, and standardization and certification organizations.

The conference is divided into four sessions, where panellists and attendants will be able to discuss different topics:

• Policy developments
• Standards and certification for the railway sector
• Results from research and innovation
• Ways to share information and how to cooperate towards a more cyber secure railway sector in the EU

The agenda will be available soon.

You can register through the following link.

From: 03-02-2021 - To: 03-02-2021

Online

BroadWay Practitioner Network Stakeholder Briefing

On the 3rd of February 2021 will take place the BroadWay Practitioner Network Stakeholder Briefing. The event, organized by DG HOME, will provide an insight into the work and progress of BroadWay, a project that aims to create a pan-European mobile broadband communication system for all types of first responders and security practitioners.

The project, based on a long-term planning and funding effort from the EU security research funding, is currently in its second PCP phase with prototypes being developed by Airbus, Leonardo and Frequentis, due to be evaluated in April 2021. For it to achieve its final goal, DG HOME is integrating the feedback from key stakeholders into the further development of the project and its long-term sustainability.

The specific aim of the event is for Broadway to present its activities and to get relevant insights to assess whether the project has the potential to become the European solution for secure communications for public security and safety.

You can register to the event through the following link.

From: 02-02-2021 - To: 04-02-2021

Online

Cybersecurity Standardization Conference 2021

The European Standards Organisations CEN, CENELEC, and ETSI, have joined forces with ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, to bring you a virtual Cybersecurity Standardization Conference on "European Standardization in support of the EU Cybersecurity Act".

The conference aims to foster the dialogue among policy makers, industry, research, standardization, organizations, certification organization and those involved in the development of the ICT certification framework in Europe, in view of an effective implementation of the Cybersecurity Act.

Please check here the Agenda.

If you are interested you can register here.

From: 01-02-2021 - To: 01-02-2021

Online

How to counter cyber-physical threats to Healthcare Infrastructure

EOS is helping to organise a demonstration event for the SAFECARE project, which will enable participants to view the SAFECARE security solution and contribute to the discussions on key technological trends, best practices, emerging threats and other issues in the sector of Healthcare Infrastructure security, led by SAFECARE’s experienced technological partners and other key actors in the cyber and physical security field.

A hands-on expert-led training session, covering security topics encountered during daily security practice, will also be held.

The event will be chaired by Philippe Tourron, from the Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Marseille and Coordinator of the project.

To register for the conference please use the following link: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/SAFECARE_awareness_event.

From: 26-01-2021 - To: 27-01-2021

Online

Frontex Thematic Industry Days: Airborne Maritime Surveillance Solutions

FRONTEX will hold a virtual Thematic Industry Days on 26-27 January 2021 to explore and assess innovative solutions on airborne surveillance to better monitor what is happening at Europe’s maritime borders.

 

Frontex is looking for state of the art products and services available on the market, as well as innovations able to cover multiple and complex operational scenarios. At the same time, it is crucial to ensure that related technologies are cost-effective and operationally efficient.

 

The main categories of interest are:

 

• un/manned airborne platforms (RPAS, aerostats, aircraft or combined) able to carry out maritime surveillance, search and rescue);
• maritime surveillance sensors: electro-optics, radar sensors, AIS and mobile phone detection equipment;
• command and control software able to integrate sensors and data from multiple assets. Data fusion and analytics from land, airborne, sensors and third party data sources and
• beyond line-of-sight encrypted wideband communications.

• The outcome of the evaluation process will be announced by 15 January 2021.
• The event is scheduled to take place on 26-27 January 2021.
• The presentations and subsequent discussions will be held via the Cisco Webex platform.
• Each presenter will have approx. 40 minutes (which includes 30 minutes to present the solution and 10 minutes for participants’ questions and answers).

From: 26-01-2021 - To: 26-01-2021

Online

Webinair Project STEPWISE - Comment proteger les espaces publics?

On the 26 of January 2021 the Ecole National Superieure de la Police (ENSP) will hold a webinar to present the STEPWISE project to French Police departments. The event will be entirely in French and no translation will be provided.

STEPWISE (Grant Agreement no. 815182) is an EU-funded project focused on the protection of public spaces and ‘soft targets’, such as public squares, open gathering areas, public events, transportation infrastructures, and other urban areas vulnerable to attacks. Using STEPWISE, security professionals will be able to visualise and assess vulnerabilities, various threat scenarios and situations. Specifically, the project will deliver an innovative platform to support the cooperation, coordination and cross-sectoral preparedness of Law Enforcement Agencies and their partners (public and private) involved in the design and protection of public spaces. The French Ministry of Interior is an active part of the project’s consortium.

To attend the webinar, please contact Mr. Florence Scombart at: florence.scombart@interieur.gouv.fr.   

From: 19-01-2021 - To: 19-01-2021

Online

EU-HYBNET Innovation Knowledge Exchange Workshop

The EU-HYBNET consortium will hold its first virtual EU-HYBNET Innovation Knowledge Exchange Workshop #IKEW, on 19 January 2021.

This first Workshop will introduce participants to the EU-HYBNET project, its existing network and the EC’s interest to extend the network as a Pan-European hybrid platform for Members States’ needs. Concretely, the workshop aims to provide practitioners, industry, SMEs, and academia an opportunity to exchange information on challenges to counter hybrid threats and possible innovations to answer them.

In particular, the event will focus on the EU-HYBNET core themes which are:

• Future trends of Hybrid Threats

• Cyber and future technologies

• Resilient civilians, local level, and administration

• Information and strategic communications

The workshop is open to project partners and external participants upon registration.

You can find the agenda and the link to register to the event at the booklet available here.

From: 14-01-2021 - To: 14-01-2021

Online

STEPWISE/DRONEWISE Webinar

STEPWISE is an EU-funded project focused on the protection of public spaces and ‘soft targets’, such as public squares, open gathering areas, public events, transportation infrastructures, and other urban areas vulnerable to attacks. Using STEPWISE, security professionals will be able to visualise and assess vulnerabilities, various threat scenarios and situations. The project will deliver an innovative platform to support the cooperation, coordination and cross-sectoral preparedness of Law Enforcement Agencies and their partners (public and private) involved in the design and protection of public spaces.


DRONEWISE is also an EU-Funded project which will develop a Counter-UAV Command, Control and Coordination Strategy for first responders, supported by Counter-UAV Command Training for all first-responder agencies, including tactical options and decision-making frameworks, underpinned by a Counter-UAV Command Training Handbook, all being made readily accessible via a Counter-UAV Online Training Portal.

The European Organisation for Security and Rinigard are organizing this joint event. To RSVP, or for questions or additional information, please contact Elodie Reuge (at elodie.reuge@eos-eu.com) and Matea Novosel (at matea@rinigard.com). We hope to hear back from you regarding your availability by the 12th of January 2021 EOB.
 

From: 02-12-2020 - To: 03-12-2020

Online

Integration of Human and Organisational Factors in Railway Automation

Next 2-3 December the European Union Agency for Railways will host a free webinar that will focus on integration of Human and Organisational Factors in Railway Automation.

This virtual seminar will include presentations from a wide range of perspectives and

No registration is needed and you will be able to participate by selecting the link ‘Join the webinar’ at the link available here.

Should you be unable to join the event, please also be informed that the webinar will be recorded and made available on the Agency’s YouTube Channel after the broadcasting.

From: 01-12-2020 - To: 03-12-2020

Online

International Conference on Biometrics for Borders (ICBB)

Please be informed that on 1-3 December 2020, Frontex will hold its second International Conference on Biometrics for Borders (ICBB). In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s conference will be held online.

The thematic focus will be the practical implementation of the Entry/Exit System (EES) at the EU’s external borders.

The objective of the ICBB2020 is to provide an online platform for dialogue to decision-makers, project managers and other practitioners responsible for the implementation of the EES by:

• Offering access to discussions on the EES in the wider context of interoperability, and the international perspectives on the European entry and exit system;
• Demonstrating existing EES solutions through a Virtual Industry Exhibition on EES equipment, with online presentations and discussions, and an industry portal for digital consultation of industry solutions; and
• Providing practical support to Member States through a series of online sessions aimed at discussing challenges of a practical and operational nature that relate to processes and operational performance.

Virtual Industry Exhibition on EES equipment: to meet national border management authorities’ need for innovative technologies in the context of the EES, a substantial part of the conference will be dedicated to a Virtual Industry Exhibition on EES equipment. Throughout the whole conference, selected industry representatives will be given the opportunity to showcase their new and existing EES-compliant technical solutions in a series of online presentations and discussions. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on international travel and border control, innovative touchless technologies and solutions focusing on seamless travel will also be considered. Information on how to submit an offer will soon be published on the Frontex website (Industry point of contact: tech.innovation@frontex.europa.eu).

How to participate? Participation in the conference is by invitation only. Registration details will be sent only to participants who will have received a formal invitation. No fees will be charged for registration.

General requests for information can be sent to biometrics@frontex.europa.eu

 
 
 

From: 26-11-2020 - To: 26-11-2020

Online

Nikosia Risk Forum 2020

Nicosia Risk Forum is an innovative event for the area of South-Eastern Europe, which brings together academic, industrial, governmental, policy, and other societal stakeholders with a significant interest in societal safety. Nicosia Risk Forum is organized under the auspices of HE the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus Dr. Nikos Christodoulides.  Understandably, due to Co-Vid19 restrictions, #NRF2020 will take place virtually, on 26 November 2020. 

This third edition of the Nicosia Risk Forum, #NRF2020, will focus on “Regional Collaboration in Societal Safety”.  The Covid-19 pandemic and its severe worldwide implications have proven once more that the inherent risks of our increasingly complex and interconnected world significantly challenge the implementation of fundamental societal functions.  Specifically, during the Forum will be discussed the preparedness measures which should be implemented from a regional perspective to mitigate risks and reduce the effects of the next pandemic.

The Nicosia Risk Forum 2020 will host an impressive array of presentations who will offer their views on its main theme of the Forum.

Among them there will be also a slot dedicated to STEPWISE Platform. The STEPWISE project, which has received funding from the European Union’s Internal Security Fund – Police – under grant agreement No 815182, aims at bringing innovative security design without claiming the public space and bothering or frightening populations.

You can find further information concerning the timetable and keynote speakers at the following link.

Visit in our research page, under ongoing project, the page dedicated to STEPWISE to learn more about it!

From: 26-11-2020 - To: 26-11-2020

Online

eu-LISA Annual Conference 2020

Please be aware that eu-LISA is organising next 26 November 2020 its 7th Annual Conference titled "Interoperability - Building Digital Resilience for the EU Justice and Home Affairs Community". The event, which will be entirely digital, is organised in cooperation with the German Presidency of the Council of the EU.

eu-LISA is planning to anticipate the live broadcasting via a dedicated virtual platform that will allow participants to ask questions, make comment and participate in polls and network.

This edition of the Annual Conference will focus on the paradigm shift introduced by interoperability, enlisted as one of the EU Justice and Homme Affairs community's top priorities, while also reflecting on some aspects pertaining to technical implementation. Furthermore, possible implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on the acceleration of digital transformation, as well as benefits and possibilities for the law enforcement sector - stemming from the new information architecture - will also be discussed.

Further information regarding the agenda, registration and the online participation platform will soon be available on eu-LISA dedicated conference website.

From: 23-11-2020 - To: 23-11-2020

Online

Cybersecurity Risk Management Webinar

Please, be aware that on 23 November 2020 will take place the Cyberwatching.eu Cybersecurity Risk Management Webinar. This webinar targets small and medium enterprises that are looking for risk management guidance and tools and will address a number of key topics:

• The AON Risk Assessment Tool (developed within Cyberwatching.eu)
• The Digital SME Alliance SME Guide for the Implementation of ISO/IEC 27001
• Cybersecurity label for SMEs SGS/AEI (being developed within Cyberwatching.eu)
• ECSO Working Group 1 Standardisation / Certification / Supply Chain
• as well as additional special guests from ongoing cybersecurity related projects

The speakers featured in the webinar are considered as foremost experts in Europe, but despite this, the webinar is free of charge and only requires you to register.

Further information concerning the agenda, webinar speakers and registration are available here.

From: 23-11-2020 - To: 23-11-2020

Online

Data Spaces for Manufacturing - Current state of play

Please, be aware that the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CNECT) is organising a webinar aimed at discussing the current state of play in Data Spaces for Manufacturing. The webinar will take place on 23 November 2020 and will provide an overview of the new opportunities and potential synergies between the Digital Europe Programme and forthcoming programmes and funds such as the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) and shared management funds. Moreover, some specific characteristics of the Digital Europe Programme will also be explained.

Experts, companies and business associations are invited to discuss how to identify embryonic data spaces and how to expand such ecosystems. The discussion will also focus on the next steps towards the first call for proposals.

There is no registration needed.

You can find the complete agenda and the link to connect to the webinar here.

From: 13-11-2020 - To: 13-11-2020

Online

Free webinar: Cybersecurity in Railways

Please be aware that ERA and ENISA are jointly organising next 13 November 2020 a webinar on rail cybersecurity. The digital transformation of the railways, as in other sectors, brings indeed new opportunities together with novel challenges. Within this context, cyber security is a key requirement to enable railways to deploy and exploit the full extent of a connected, digital paradigm.

The proposed webinar aims specifically at presenting how the cybersecurity framework defined by the European Union applies to railway stakeholders, and how the railway framework is evolving to reflect more the concerns on cybersecurity.

A joint introduction from both ERA and ENISA Executive Directors will be followed by high level presentations on ENISA's activities related to rail and ERA's activities on cybersecurity.

You can participate by selecting the link ‘Join the webinar’ available here.

Guidelines for attending the webinar are available here.

From: 12-11-2020 - To: 12-11-2020

Online

Horizon Europe Belgian launch event

Please be aware that an online session aimed at presenting all the novelties of Horizon Europe will take place next 12 November 2020.

The Director-General of DG RTD of the European Commission, Mr. Jean-Eric Paquet, will present all the novelties of the programme and answer your questions while two invited speakers, an academic researcher and a CEO of a SME, will additionally share their experiences and the lessons they have learnt when participating in Horizon 2020 actions.

The online session is open to all stakeholders located in Belgium. Participation is free but registration is mandatory. Registration will close on November 12 at 9 am.

Further information regarding the agenda, speakers and registrations are available here.

From: 09-11-2020 - To: 10-11-2020

Online

Cybersecurity Conference

During Germany's Council Presidency, the Federal Ministry of Interior and the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) will host an online conference on cybersecurity on 9 November 2020, with the aim of providing a forum for discussing the current status and future development of cyber security within the EU.

Decision-makers, and various experts from relevant agencies of all EU Member states and from the EU institutions responsible for cybersecurity issues (the European Commission, European Parliament, ENISA, Europol) will be invited.
 

Further information are available here. 

 

 
 

From: 03-11-2020 - To: 05-11-2020

Berlin, Online

European Big Data Value Forum

Please be aware that the Big Data Value Association (BDVA) and the European Commission (DG CNECT) are organising the 2020 edition of the European Big Data Value Forum (EBDVF), the flagship event of the European Big Data and Data-Driven AI Research and Innovation community. This year the EBDVF will take place between the 3rd and the 5th of November in Berlin and online, and it is organised in collaboration with DFKI, Plattform Industrie 4.0, Plattform Lernende Systeme and Berlin Partner.

With a central theme “Towards a strong European Data and AI Ecosystem”, the EBDVF 2020 edition brings together the German and European communities on AI and Data and it aims to contribute to the discussions on the European Data and AI Strategy, specifically addressing key topics for Europe such as the development of European Data Spaces, the importance of Technology Platforms and Trust, the opportunities for market uptake and the new challenges ahead for Data and AI within the society. The event will also focus on how Data and AI can help to tackle emerging societal challenges, like those brought by the Covid19 pandemic.

For this edition, cross-sectorial tracks will be combined with sectorial tracks on Manufacturing, Autonomous Systems, Transport, Mobility and Logistics, Health and Smart Society. Furthermore, the programme will include multiple research and innovation sessions and startups pitches, showcasing Europe’s R&I excellence on Data and AI.

Finally, EBDVF2020 will offer interesting virtual sponsoring options for companies, research institutions and AI and Data initiatives, with a lot of interaction possibilities outreaching a much wider audience than ever before. This will allow many players in Europe to position themselves in the European AI and Data ecosystem.

Further information regarding the agenda and the structure of the event are available here.

From: 03-11-2020 - To: 05-11-2020

Online

eu-LISA Industry Roundtable 2020

The 2020 edition of eu-LISA Industry Roundtable will take place fully online, and it will take place on 3-5 November 2020. Through three single afternoon sessions, the event will address some of the challenges that the new information architecture will face in order to reach both political objectives and operational benefits, in particular the quality of the data. High quality for both alphanumerical and biometric data has to be ensured at the moment of insertion/acquisition, also in case of not optimal environmental conditions. Additional work on the development, endorsement and implementation of common standards is necessary throughout the data management process: from data acquisition to access to information (including mobile devices).

The three sessions will cover:

1. Biometric data acquisition: ensuring data quality at the point of capture;
2. Ensuring consistent data quality in large-scale IT systems; and
3. Access to data: interoperability architecture and access to information on the ground.

From: 29-10-2020 - To: 30-10-2020

Online

SPARTA EU-HYBNET cross-network collaboration event

On 29th October 2020, EU-HYBNET, together with SPARTA Project, will organize a collaboration workshop to kick-off discussions on how to strengthen synergies between the networks and associated projects.

The Lithuanian Cyber Crime Center of Excellence for Training, Research and Education (L3CE) is an active partner in both EU-HYBNET and SPARTA projects and responsible for T-SHARK program execution dealing with comprehensive cybersecurity, especially as it applies to Election Interference, an aspect of high relevance for hybrid threats, underlying the complexity also of the relevant phenomenon.

Established link between the networks would expand our communities, enable us collaboratively solve problems and leverage from others’ research and implementation efforts.

If you are interested in joining the event, you can contact: maria.properzi@eos-eu.com to receive further information. For more about the SPARTA project follow the link: ( www.sparta.eu).

From: 26-10-2020 - To: 31-10-2020

Online

I-LEAD: Industry Day 2.0

“The Innovation – Law Enforcement Agencies Dialogue” (i-LEAD) project is organizing “Industry Day 2.0” which will be held as online formula on 26th-30th October 2020. The goal of the event is to provide an atmosphere and environment that is conducive for collaboration and deep discussion about technology and the real-world issues facing Law Enforcement. Providing this setting creates an opportunity for industry and Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs) to discuss the cutting-edge solutions that can assist with the known needs and gaps identified during the Practitioner Workshops.

Due to the event now running online, we are afraid that only members of Law Enforcement can join the sessions. All other parties are encouraged to join the Research Day running in November. The registration form can be found here. If you are a technology provider and would like to apply to present and take part in the Industry Day – please complete this application.

The event is organised in association with the Europol Innovation Lab and “The Hague Security Delta” (HSD). More information about i-LEAD Industry Days: www.ppbw.pl/en/i-lead-industry-days.
 

From: 29-01-2020 - To: 30-01-2020

Brussels, Belgium

Security Mission Information & Innovation Group (SMI2G) 2020

As in previous years, EOS is one of the main organizer of the Security Mission Information & Innovation Group (SMI2G) which is a two-day event in Brussels to discuss on the upcoming 2020 Secure Societies calls of Horizon 2020. This brokerage event will provide a unique networking platform to stimulate innovative ideas and facilitate the creation of consortia. All Secure Societies topics will be represented.

This event will be held on Tuesday 29th and Wednesday 30th January, 2020. This year the SMI2G is kindly hosted again by Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) in Brussels.

Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to expand your network and find partners and register here


SMI2G 2020 Final Agenda (pdf)

 

From: 29-10-2019 - To: 31-10-2019

Heraklion, Greece

Mediterranean Security Event 2019

The Mediterranean Security Event 2019 (MSE 2019) is the largest event of the year organized by the community of Security R&D stakeholders in the European Union in Crete (Greece).

This three-day event focuses on multiple security-oriented research areas that have been identified as of high priority by EU.

Between the 29^th and the 31^st of October 2019, more than 150 attendees are expected to join the event and have the opportunity  to attend keynote speeches, participate to plenary and parallel sessions, follow projects  presentations organized in thematic sessions, be informed on security research findings, join round tables, participate in focused workshops and attend live demos of security solutions.

The main thematic subjects will be the following:

- Disaster resilience

- Fight against crime and terrorism

- Border security

- Digital security

- CI protection

- Network security protection.

Visit the website for further information and to get your tickets.
 
 
 

From: 09-10-2019 - To: 10-10-2019

Warsaw, Poland

FRONTEX: International Conferenceon Biometrics for Borders

FRONTEX is going to organise – next 9 and 10 October in Warsaw – a conference dedicated to the use of biometrics in the context of border control. This year’s thematic focus will be on morphing and its possible implications for border security. The conference seeks to support the objectives of the European Commission as outlined in the 2016 Action Plan to strengthen the European response to travel document fraud. Through the action plan the European Commission aims to strengthen R&D activities in the area of breeder documents and document verification, including addressing the issue of morphing, in the framework of the Horizon 2020 programme for Secure Societies 2018-2020.

In order to underline the importance of both technological innovations and possible abuse of technologies dealing with biometrics, an exhibition is planned as a side event on day 2 of the conference to connect end-users with technologies and to provide an informal networking environment for all stakeholders present.

The exhibition will go beyond the thematic focus of the conference and provide Industry showcasing new and existing technologies dealing with the use of advanced biometrics in the context of border control, and; Research community detailing relevant research projects focusing on the subversion/exploitation of biometrics and the development of associated tools and/or methods capable of detecting and/or defeating such attacks (or preventing them altogether).

The technology or project showcased does not need to have an actual application in current border controls, as long as speakers and exhibitors are able to showcase a technology or research project of potential relevance to the current or future border control domain. Topics may vary from solutions under development targeting morphing, to topics from the field of artificial intelligence/machine learning, for example deep-fake technologies (e.g. demonstrating biometrics vulnerabilities through reverse-engineering, methods of identifying editing/tampering, etc.), to name only a few.

 

Important deadlines: should you wish to exhibit during the conference, then please send  your offer to morphing@frontex.europa.eu  by 28 June 2019 (23:59 CET). You are kindly invited to include a description of the products/innovations you would like to showcase, as well as an estimation of the space required.

 

The received offers will be evaluated and selected based on their relevance to the theme of conference and in a way that ensures that different thematic areas are adequately represented. The outcome of the evaluation of the submitted offers will be announced no later than 12 July 2019.

 

Details on the venue as well as other logistical information will be sent only to participants who have successfully registered. No fees will be charged for registration and exhibiting space. Exhibitors will be asked to cover the costs of travel, their own accommodation and additional costs incurred in exhibit activities.
 
 
 
 
 

From: 18-09-2019 - To: 18-09-2019

Leuven, Belgium

SafeCare Project Awareness Event

The SAFECARE project is researching a new form of security system for healthcare infrastructure that integrates both cyber and physical security into an overarching security infrastructure. Involving twenty-one partner organisations from 10 different countries, SAFECARE will be trialling a new, integrated security system at three European hospitals, after the development of the system has finished.

The Awareness Event will be an opportunity to discuss the technical aspects of the project and the underlying technologies, with a view to furthering the exploitation and uptake of the project. Also present will be representatives of other European projects in the security field who will also present their work and contribute their knowledge to the discussions. The event will be chaired by Olivier Theveneau, from the Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Marseille and coordinator of the project.

Registration and further information here

From: 12-06-2019 - To: 13-06-2019

Copenhagen, Denmark

DRIVER+ I4CM Event

The event aims to allow local crisis management practitioners, solution providers and policy-makers to meet and exchange on best practices and lessons learnt, while providing related projects with an opportunity to increase their impact and liaise with interested stakeholders.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

From: 03-06-2019 - To: 03-06-2019

London, UK

HERMENEUT Conference: Protecting intangible assets from cyber attacks

The HERMENEUT Consortium is pleased to invite you to our HERMENEUT Conference on Protecting Intangible Assets from Cyber Attacks.
 
 

Join us on Monday, 3 June for the last HERMENEUT project conference as we take a look back at the ptoject and evaluate and discuss cyber threats and the potential impacts these could have on the value of assets like reputation and intellectual property rights.
 
 

Cyber attacks can harm intangible assets like reputation and intellectual property rights (IPR). There is severe imbalance between the
efficiency of attacks and adequacy of defences, due in part to the lack of quantitative information for decision makers to optimise
security investments. The primary focus of the Hermeneut project has been to model the increasing cyber threats and the potential
impacts these could have on the value of these assets.
 
 

This conference will be an opportunity to hear from the international project teams, to discuss research and methodologies, and to hear presentations of their findings. The conference also includes presentations from economists, cyber security and behavioural experts, risk modellers and security specialists on the increased importance of the three main intangible assets categories - IP, value from personal data and economic competencies such as specialist skills and business models. The event will conclude with an opportunity to explore the decision support tool and discuss its application in two key industry sectors.
 
 

To register for the event, please do so via the event website here.
 
 

From: 16-05-2019 - To: 16-05-2019

Warsaw, Poland

FRONTEX: Dialogue on Technology Foresight for Border Security

FRONTEX has recently published a new Invitation for Industry - Dialogue on Technology Foresight for Border Security. The Technology Foresight is one of the tools used by the Agency to regularly assess the future of technology and science. The overarching goal is the identification of technologies that may, in a medium or long-term perspective, impact the EU borders and the Border and Coast Guard community the most. It is aimed at the idea of capacity building, not simply forecasting.

In this spirit, Frontex is organizing a dialogue session with industry representatives who will present foresight methodologies/procedures they have developed and/or follow. In addition, invited industry representatives are expected to also briefly present areas of research or future technological concepts that have been identified through technology foresight as potentially having a significant impact on border security in the medium to long-term (5 – 20 years). It is important to note that only technological solutions at TRL 4 (technology validated in a lab environment) or below shall be presented or discussed during this future-oriented event because they are within the scope of our technology foresight.

This dialogue session will be an important step towards setting up a technology foresight component in support of the European Border and Coast Guard community. Accordingly, the Frontex Research and Innovation Unit is inviting industry to send their applications for this specific event to tech.foresight@frontex.europa.eu by 07 April 2019 at 18,00.

In your application, please include a short description of:
 

• the experience of your company in Technology Foresight;
• existing products/services (reports, studies, technical solutions, etc.) your company has already delivered based on Technology Foresight;
• background/experience of the experts who would participate in this dialogue session.

From: 24-04-2019 - To: 24-04-2019

Bucharest, Romania

eu-LISA: Industry Roundtable

On 24^th April 2019, eu-LISA will host its next industry roundtable event with the support of the Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union in Bucharest, Romania.

The work of the Member State Working Group on Land and Sea Borders convened by eu-LISA under the Entry-Exit System Advisory Group will soon reach its conclusion, having elaborated substantial concepts on how expedited crossings of vehicles and pedestrians can be managed at the most challenging of the EU's external borders. The goal of the event will be to work towards concrete process and technology solutions that will be aligned with the concepts mentioned. Industry representatives will be asked to respond practically and propose workflow solutions, outlining their views on how consultation of large-scale IT systems, biometric sample enrolment and verification and other necessary steps can be efficiently accomplished in seamless workflows.

A dedicated registration page will go live in mid March. We will shortly outline how industry can volunteer to present solutions at the event.

We look forward to your participation.​

From: 15-04-2019 - To: 17-04-2019

Budapest, Hungary

SmartResilience / SAYSO Joint Final Conference

The conference will involve practitioners, developers, technology suppliers, standardization and procurement specialists to find the best ways to harmonize, integrate, and enhance the projects’ outcomes in order to achieve tangible impact at European level.
 
 

From: 09-04-2019 - To: 11-04-2019

Birmingham, UK

The Security Event

The Security Event is a major new exhibition created for the commercial and residential security market. The event will bring together a world-class education programme, market leaders and industry experts.
 
 

From: 30-01-2019 - To: 30-01-2019

Brussels, Belgium

HERMENEUT Policy Workshop

This cyber-policy workshop will be dedicated to discussing how the HERMENEUT project’s cybersecurity cost-benefit approach to risk assessment in healthcare can help strengthen the current EU cybersecurity policy environment.
 
 
 

From: 29-01-2019 - To: 30-01-2019

Brussels, Belgium

SMI2G 2019

The Security Mission Information & Innovation Group (SMI2G) is organising a two-day event in Brussels to discuss on the upcoming 2019 Secure Societies calls of Horizon 2020
 
 

From: 16-01-2019 - To: 16-01-2019

Brussels, Belgium

STEPWISE First Practitioner Workshop

The aim of this interactive workshop is to collect valuable feedback and ensure that the STEPWISE innovative platform will be useful for security professionals in various domains.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

From: 04-12-2018 - To: 04-12-2018

Brussels, Belgium

SAYSO 2nd Public Workshop

The aim of the Workshop will be to present the results of the SAYSO collection of EU practitioners' requirements and obtain feedback on the SAYSO specifications of Situational Awareness tools.
 

From: 04-12-2018 - To: 06-12-2018

Vienna, Austria

ICT 2018: Imagine Digital - Connect Europe

Speakers from policy circles, academia, civil society and industry will highlight their perspectives and priorities, and discuss how each can contribute to the successful digital transformation of Europe.
 

From: 28-11-2018 - To: 28-11-2018

Brussels, Belgium

SOURCE Societal Security Conference

The Conference will provide academics, practitioners and policy-makers with the opportunity to present the main outcomes and findings of the SOURCE Network.

 
 
 

From: 14-11-2018 - To: 14-11-2018

Rotterdam, Netherlands

ENISA 4th eHealth Security Workshop

The Workshop will focus on the aspects related to the implementation of the NIS Directive by the EU Member States, specifically for the Healthcare sector,
 
 

From: 06-11-2018 - To: 07-11-2018

Brussels, Belgium

The RTO Innovation Summit

The Summit will explore five thematic areas, in line with the five clusters of the “Global Challenges and Industrial Competitiveness” pillar, the heart of Horizon Europe for Research and Innovation Organisations (RTOs).
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

From: 05-11-2018 - To: 06-11-2018

Brussels, Belgium

CTI-EU Event: Bonding EU Cyber Threat Intelligence

The aim of the Event is to bring experts, researchers, practitioners and academics together to promote the dialogue and envision the future of Cyber Threat Intelligence as a key cybersecurity practice.
 
 
 

From: 24-10-2018 - To: 25-10-2018

The Hague, Netherlands

2nd Europol-ENISA IoT Security Conference

The Conference focuses on the cybersecurity of the entire IoT ecosystem by providing a platform for all relevant stakeholders to exchange insights and discuss pertinent topics and open challenges.
 
 

From: 17-10-2018 - To: 17-10-2018

Tallinn, Estonia

EU Borders Conference: Getting Smarter Through Technology

The Conference will focus on new trends, technologies and challenges in external border management, both from strategic and operational points of view.
 
 
 
 

From: 26-09-2018 - To: 26-09-2018

Brussels, Belgium

MEDI@4SEC Innovative Market Solutions Workshop

The workshop is a unique opportunity for LEAs and other public security providers to actively engage and share views with solutions providers, social network representatives, end-users and entrepreneurs.
 
 
 
 

From: 03-09-2018 - To: 04-09-2018

Warsaw, Poland

Innovation for Crisis Management Event

The event aims to build a shared understanding in Crisis Management, allowing to address issues of common interest, to develop synergies between initiatives and to discuss the research roadmap for Horizon 2020 and beyond.
 
 

From: 20-06-2018 - To: 20-06-2018

Brussels, Belgium

Border and Security Roundtable

This roundtable on border security is a commercial stakeholder forum for private sector solution providers to engage with policymakers, agencies, institutions and academics.
 
 
 
 
 

From: 11-06-2018 - To: 15-06-2018

Paris, France

EUROSATORY 2018

Eurosatory, the international land and airland defence and security exhibition, takes place every two years in order to gather the whole offer and demand of the domains.
 

From: 21-03-2018 - To: 21-03-2018

Berlin, Germany

SAYSO Public Workshop

The workshop will be a one-day event taking place at the German Institute for Standardization (DIN) in Berlin. Its aim is to get feedback on the first project results so that they can be further refined.
 


 
 

From: 06-02-2018 - To: 07-02-2018

Berlin, Germany

21st European Police Congress

The European Police Congress is a congress for decision makers from police forces and security authorities and industries. Its aim is to strengthen the dialogue between the authorities and enable the creation of new security contacts around the world.
 
 

From: 06-02-2018 - To: 07-02-2018

Brussels, Belgium

Industry Day on Borders

The workshop will address information exchange and surveillance technologies in the area of borders. Its objective is to discuss the possible future development of EUROSUR in the context of its on-going evaluation.
 
 

From: 01-02-2018 - To: 02-02-2018

Brussels, Belgium

SMI2G 2018

The SMI2G focuses on the features of Horizon 2020 (H2020) with the view of exchanging information on the Secure Societies calls to stimulate networking and consortia building.
 

From: 01-12-2017 - To: 02-12-2017

Athens, Greece

KEMEA Security Symposium

The Security Symposium addresses the instability emanating from the Middle East and North Africa region, its implications on European security and the strategies international actors, states and regional organisations should develop to tackle current and emerging challenges.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

From: 29-11-2017 - To: 30-11-2017

London, UK

UK Security EXPO 2017

The event will bring over 10.000 security professionals to London from both the private and public sector. 250 exhibitors will display the latest security solutions on counter terrorism, borders and critical infrastructure.
 
 
 

From: 14-11-2017 - To: 15-11-2017

Tallinn, Estonia

SRIEE 2017

The event is jointly organised by the European Commission, the Estonian Academy of the Security Sciences (EASS) and the Estonian Ministry of Interior. It will offer a content-rich security research conference (SRC) and an exhibitors’ area.