Atlantic Organization for Security (AOS)
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Safety, Security, Resilience: Not separate projects, but three properties of the same system. – by: Lucia Di Giambattista[1], Gustavo Scotti di Uccio[2] (download here) The article highlights how the modernisation of the European railway...
(download here) Major crises often trigger rapid announcements, but sustained delivery is where transformation truly succeeds. Europe’s critical infrastructures, transport, rail, energy, digital, require faster innovation cycles and shared risk governance. Competitiveness and resilience...
(full document here) Energy is no longer a mere support function; it is a force multiplier that will define technological advantage in the conflicts of the coming decade. The European defense sector currently relies...
Escalating criticalities, hybrid threats, and the growing complexity of interconnected systems (full document here) To compete with Chinese and American dominance, Europe must complete its transition towards industrialized nuclear power. The security lessons emerging...
(full article here) – by Gustavo Scotti di Uccio – This article, which explores the rapid evolution of autonomous trucking, is part of our broader commitment to examining the challenges and innovations shaping critical...
(full document here) – Societal resilience is failing to keep pace with the velocity of modern risks, from climate disasters to systemic cyber failures. This analysis details how Artificial Intelligence (AI) serves as a...
full document here – Strategic superiority will not hinge solely on hardware advancements or raw computing power, but on the ability to protect—or if necessary, manipulate—the information infrastructure that powers Artificial Intelligence. For both...
Full report here by Prof Mario Giaccio[1] / Dr Gustavo Scotti di Uccio[2] – Germany’s Energiewende, a multi-decade initiative to decarbonize its energy sector, offers valuable lessons for Europe’s broader energy transition. This article...
(full document here) – In an era defined by rapidly evolving threats and unprecedented environmental challenges — as starkly highlighted by the war in Ukraine — military sustainability is no longer a choice, but...
An Analysis of the 2024 IGSNR Report on Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection – by Dr Gustavo Scotti di Uccio[1] – (full report here) The 2024 IGSNR Report is a roadmap for European survival...
“On cybersecurity, battles are won every day” says Antonio Pandelli, project manager of Vitrociset, on the sidelines of the meeting organized by Arionline in Sardinia (Italy) to illustrate the scenarios related to the plan...
Cyber risks are not just a technological matter, but require adequate awareness and planning to strengthen a port’s resilience. Training employees actively in security protocols and procedures with information systems is one way of...
Teaching will run from November 2015 with the official presentation to the Academic Community 09/21/2015. The Rome Tor Vergata University, Medicine Faculty, is proud to inform the launch of an International Multi-Disciplinary Second level...
U.S. Customs and Border Protection today finalized the agreements for five public-private partnerships during an official signing ceremony. Under authority from the Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2013, CBP created a reimbursable fee agreement...
Enhanced Cybersecurity Services (ECS) is an information-sharing program to assist critical infrastructure owners and operators in enhancing the cybersecurity protections of their information systems from unauthorized access, exploitation and data exfiltration. Under ECS, DHS...
According to a report from U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber Emergency Response Team, two U.S. power plants have been infected with computer viruses – and one was shut down by a malicious software...
U.S. banks are now under attack from hackers that may be Iranian. Website access to several major banks has been inhibited by the attacks, and now bankers are reaching out to the government for...
Last month an attack was carried out on the Telvent, the maker of software and services meant to be used with smart grid networks. The attack was announced as a breach of Telvent’s internal...