Successful ATLANTIS Webinar on CI Risk Assessment: Presentation Now Available
On July 2, 2025, the ATLANTIS project hosted a successful webinar titled “ATLANTIS approach to CI dependencies modelling and risk assessment”. The event drew significant interest, with 33 participants attending the live session. The presentation was led by Dr. Marko Gerbec from the Jožef Stefan Institute, who provided a comprehensive overview of the project’s innovative […]
ATLANTIS Tests Cross-Border Response in Large-Scale Pilot
Fréjus Tunnel, Europe – In a significant step towards bolstering the resilience of Europe’s critical infrastructure, the ATLANTIS – Horizon Europe Project successfully conducted its first Large Scale Pilot (LSP) this past June. The exercise, held at the strategic Fréjus Tunnel connecting France and Italy, tested the project’s integrated platform against a simulated, complex hybrid […]
ATLANTIS Newsletter #5
Welcome to the fifth edition of the Atlantis Newsletter.
ATLANTIS Co-organizes Webinar on the IDMEFv2 Cybersecurity Standard
The ATLANTIS project is pleased to announce our co-organization of the upcoming webinar, “IDMEFv2: Incident Detection Message Exchange Format.” As part of our commitment to enhancing the resilience and security of Europe’s critical infrastructures, we invite our community to join this important event. Date: Thursday, June 26, 2025 Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM CEST […]
The ATLANTIS Project as the Co-Organiser of the 16th international conference Days of Corporate Security 2025
ATLANTIS co-organised the “Days of Corporate Security 2025,” highlighting project innovations in digital resilience and critical infrastructure. Read about our successful participation.
ATLANTIS TRAINING MATERIAL#4: Modeling Critical Infrastructure Interdependencies: Insights from the Atlantis Project
Our 4th ATLANTIS training video is now publicly available.
ATLANTIS TRAINING MATERIAL#3: Explainable AI Solutions for Critical Infrastructure Protection
Our third ATLANTIS training video is now publicly available.
EU-Funded SUNRISE and ATLANTIS Projects Launch Common Policy Brief to Enhance Resilience of Critical Infrastructures in Europe
Two EU-funded Horizon Europe projects, SUNRISE and ATLANTIS, have joined forces to release a transformative policy brief addressing the growing challenges of Europe’s Critical Infrastructures (CI).
Joint Webinar: Fortifying the Future – EU R&D Projects Shaping Standards and Policies for Critical Infrastructure Protection
On 10 December 2024, the ATLANTIS, EU-CIP, and ECSCI Cluster successfully hosted a joint webinar titled “Fortifying the Future: How EU R&D Projects Can Shape Standards and Policies in Critical Infrastructure Protection.”
Enhancing Resilience of Critical Infrastructures in Europe: Insights from ATLANTIS and SUNRISE Projects
Resilient Critical Infrastructure (CI) is vital for a secure and prosperous Europe, yet it faces mounting challenges from systemic risks such as pandemics, cyber threats, climate-induced disasters, geopolitical instability, and hybrid warfare. These risks extend beyond traditional urban and industrial hubs to include remote and unique environments like underwater regions and space.
ATLANTIS Newsletter #4
Welcome to the fourth edition of the Atlantis Newsletter.
ATLANTIS Project Showcased at the RISE-SD Conference
On October 16th, we had the pleasure of presenting the innovative work of the ATLANTIS project at the RISE-SD conference in Chalkidiki, Greece. The presentation, conducted by CERTH, highlighted how ATLANTIS leverages cutting-edge AI to protect critical infrastructure across Europe, focusing on risk reduction, real-time threat detection, and fostering collaboration across sectors. Key Highlights Included: […]
ATLANTIS TRAINING MATERIAL#2: Enhancing GNSS Resilience: Addressing Vulnerabilities with AI Solutions
Our second ATLANTIS training video is now publicly available.
ATLANTIS TRAINING MATERIAL#1: ATLANTIS ACF and DSS Framework
Our first ATLANTIS training video is now publicly available.
Training at Universidad Pública de Navarra, 21 May
On the 21st of May, as part of the ATLANTIS project, Vicomtech conducted training at Universidad Pública de Navarra, and there were 18 students in the class. They were students from computer science, and the workshop was part of the legislation class.
