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
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
🌏 Join us for the ultimate celebration of innovation, impact, and collaboration at the Joint Final Event of EU-CIP, ATLANTIS and SUNRISE ! Be a part of an inspiring day highlighting achievements, lessons learned, and synergies accross three major EU-funded
The Security Research Event 2025 #SRE in #Warsaw is almost coming to a close.We were delighted to showcase our results and share our activities with the public.#Critical Infrastructure Protection remains one of the most pressing challenges of our time. The
EU-CIP has released a white paper on banking infrastructure protection, identifying cybersecurity threats, regulatory complexity, and third-party risks as key vulnerabilities, while proposing cross-border coordination, improved threat intelligence sharing, and investment in operational resilience to secure the financial sector. Why
The EU-CIP (European Critical Infrastructure Protection) project has released a new white paper focused on the future of public administration infrastructure resilience across the EU. Titled “Critical Infrastructure Protection Challenges and Best Practices in the Public Administration Sector: A 2030
This report, titled “Ethical and Legal Analysis Activities,” in conjunction with Milestone 2, which outlines the “Initial Ethical Framework for the Activities of the Project,” offers a comprehensive examination of the legal and ethical parameters that pertain to the EU-CIP