The Future of CIP Trends and innovation in the Security Industry
Author: Eugenie Descour (EOS) , Reviewers: Elodie Reuge (EOS), Paolo Venturoni (EOS), Emilia Gugliandolo (ENG)
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The CrowdStrike Cybersecurity Incident: Why it happened and how to prevent future Episodes?
Author: John Soldatos, INNOV-Acts On July 18, 2024, a significant fault in a software update issued by CrowdStrike, a leading cybersecurity firm, led to a global IT outage affecting a wide range of industries and their critical infrastructures, including airlines,
The Knowledge Hub: all you need to know
By: Eugenie Descour (EOS) , Reviewers: Elodie Reuge (EOS), Paolo Venturoni (EOS), Emilia Gugliandolo (ENG)
Digital security issues for Critical Infrastructures
Author: Frédéric GUYOMARD – Electricité De France R&D, Paris-Saclay Labs, France - June 2024. Current Cyber Risk Landscape that could affect critical Facilities “Ransomware as a Service”, this is what we usually read on many news media, illustrating the observation
Fortressing the Lifeline: Challenges in Protecting Critical Telecommunications Infrastructure
Authors: i) Ioan CONSTANTIN, Cyber Security Expert, Orange Romania, ii) Cristian PAȚACHIA, Development & Innovation Manager, Orange Romania The ever-expanding web of telecommunications infrastructure underpins the smooth functioning of modern society. From facilitating emergency response to enabling financial transactions and
Essential Strategies for Safeguarding the Transport Sector’s Critical Infrastructure
Author: Emiliano Altobelli The transport sector makes up a considerable chunk of the modern civilization’s framework. Reliable transportation systems like roads, railways, airports, seaports, and other supporting mechanisms are critical for our societal cohesion, economic vitality, and global connectivity. Today,
EU-CIP Automated Data Collection and Desk Research Methodology
European Knowledge Hub and Policy Testbed for Critical Infrastructure Protection (EU-CIP) aims to consolidate information regarding critical infrastructure protection/critical infrastructure resilience (CIP/CIR) research to generate high quality, reliable and timely evidence to enhance the EU’s capability to benefit from research
NIS 2 Directive: A new chance for the EU to protect its critical infrastructures
In a world where the internet has turned from a commodity to an absolute necessity, and where almost everything is connected to it, the protection of critical infrastructures is of utmost importance. The European Union, recognizing this need even from
FINSTIX: A standards-based model for representing and sharing security information for critical infrastructures of the financial sector
The EU-CIP project is dedicated to the establishment of Europe's most expansive community and ecosystem focused on critical infrastructure protection and resilience. A fundamental element of this initiative revolves around the utilisation of insights and accomplishments derived from prior CIP/CIR
The EU-CIP FAIR Data Observatory: A tool for enhancing insight in information related to EU resilience
One of the overarching objectives of the EU-CIP project is to enhance the EU’s information analysis capabilities for data-driven evidence-based policy-making for European resilience. Among the tools developed and employed by the project to achieve this goal, the EU-CIP FAIR
