Author: Rauno Pirinen (LAU) Final triangulation analysis of EU-CIP project training and education outcomes revealed a clear understanding of the skills and competencies needed in the critical infrastructure domain. The analysis concluded that resilience is the most important of these competencies. Resilience refers to the ability of individuals or organizations to adapt and recover from…
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the grant agreement No 101073878
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Establish and grow Europe’s largest knowledge network on Critical Infrastructures Protection (CIP)Mission
Offer Information Analysis services (insights/foresight) for the development of evident-based R&I policies
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The main goal of EU-CIP is to establish a unique pan European knowledge network for Resilient Infrastructures
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The main goal of EU-CIP is to establish a novel pan European knowledge network for Resilient Infrastructures, which will enable policy makers to shape and produce data-driven evidence-based policies, while boosting the innovation capacity of Critical Infrastructures (CI) operators, authorities, and innovators (including SMEs).
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1st EU-CIP Annual Conference promotes “Reinventing Resilience” for European Critical Infrastructures
On 20 and 21 September 2023 in Brussels, the EU-CIP consortium successfully held its 1st Annual Conference on Critical Infrastructure Resilience focusing on “Reinventing Resilience”, which was co-organised with the European Cluster for Security Critical Infrastructures (ECSCI). In this first…
Author: Rauno Pirinen (LAU) Final triangulation analysis of EU-CIP project training and education outcomes revealed a clear understanding of the skills and competencies needed in the critical infrastructure domain. The analysis concluded that resilience is the most important of these…
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Author: Anna Pomortseva (EOS) On 29 September 2025, Brussels became the epicentre of Europe’s critical infrastructure resilience efforts as the EU-CIP project hosted its Third and Final Annual Conference. In partnership with the SUNRISE and ATLANTIS projects, the event gathered…
Author: Emilia Gugliandolo (ENG) As the EU-CIP project officially concludes, we take a moment to reflect on an extraordinary three-year journey of collaboration, innovation, and impact in the field of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience (CIP/CIR). Funded under Horizon Europe…
Author: Rita Ungarelli (SINTEF) We are pleased to announce that five EU-CIP roadmaps are now publicly accessible through the EU-CIP Knowledge Hub. This comprehensive collection represents three years of dedicated research, analysis, and stakeholder engagement in the field of Critical…
By A. Jovanović, Steinbeis EU-VRi The European Union has entered a decisive phase in its efforts to strengthen the resilience of critical entities. The European Directive on Critical Entity Resilience (CER Directive), adopted in 2022 and in force since 2023,…