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EU Workshop on Strategies and Services for Enhanced Disruption Resilience and Cooperation in Europe

(18th March 2025)

The ENDURANCE project is pleased to invite you to take part in its workshop focusing on Strategies and Services for Enhanced Disruption Resilience and Cooperation in Europe. The workshop will take place on the 18th of March (9:00- 13:00 CET).

Cross-sector and cross-border collaboration between Critical Infrastructure operators across Europe is important to ensure an adequate level of resilience and business continuity. The integration of major European directives like CER, NIS-2, and DORA into EU member states reflects a key objective: ensuring an adequate level of resilience throughout European society

Understanding the impact of Critical Infrastructure resilience does not stop at national borders. It is therefore necessary to understand the roles, processes and experiences with respect to cross-border cooperation between Critical Infrastructure providers. This European level workshop will facilitate discussions aimed at supporting cross-border cooperation in order to exchange best practices, discuss common problems and find ways for Critical Infrastructure operators to better support each other in the event of a crisis.

The outcome of the discussions will help to understand the current operating environment for cross-border cooperation to improve the level of resilience of Critical Infrastructure sectors, what is still missing, and how we can fill this gap.

The workshop will also be an excellent opportunity for the ENDURANCE project partners to inform a wider community of experts about the planned steps and where you can help the project to prepare a realistic assessment of existing resilience levels in different EU target environments.

Who can take part in the Workshop:
  • Security experts in all security domains.
  • Stakeholders and operators from other Critical Infrastructure organisations.
  • Members of associated Critical Infrastructure projects and other security-related projects and networks.
  • Members of national and international law enforcement and security agencies.
  • Members of national and international standardisation organisations.

If you have any questions please contact: denis.caleta@ics-institut.si

AGENDA

  • 09.00-09.10: Online Workshop Welcome opening and Agenda introduction – Dr. Denis Caleta (ICS)
  • 09.10-09.30: ENDURANCE Project introduction – Mrs. Liana-Miruna Predut (EVIDEN – Project coordinator)
  • 09.30-09.50: Bridging Gaps and Strengthening Resilience: EU-CIP Best Practices – Mrs. Emilia Gugliandolo (ENG) (EU-CIP Project coordinator)
  • 09.50-10.05: Introduction of Main Conclusions from Local Workshops – Dr. Denis Caleta (WP1 leader)
  • 10.05-10.15: Coffee/Technical break – Plenary session is divided into virtual tables/sessions
  • 10.15-11.45: Virtual tables/sessions discussions moderated by Cluster Leads ICS, INS, EVIDEN RO & SYN:

Discussion points:
– ROUND TABLE 1 – Current legal and policy framework – sufficient base for providing resilience of CI – Hans Graux (TIMELEX) with support of Amélie Cathier (CARR COMMUNICATIONS)
– ROUND TABLE 2 – Resilience of the CI from the perspective of strategies and cross cutting interdependences – Gabriele Giunta (ENG) – with support of Emilia Gugliandolo (ENG)
– ROUND TABLE 3 – Resilience of the CI from the technical and technology perspective – expectations and integration challenges – Addelin Homoraceanu (EVIDEN) and Emmanouil Mavrogiorgis SYN with support of Liana-Miruna Predut (EVIDEN)
– ROUND TABLE 4 – Resilience of CI in the context of a complex and influential threat environment – Gilda De Marco and Paolo Perucci with support of  Martina Steffinlongo.
– ROUND TABLE 5 – Resilience of CI based on organisation, processing and business continuity plans – Denis Caleta (ICS) with support of Aljosa Kandzic (ICS)

  • 11.45-12.00: Coffee/Technical break – Plenary session is resumed
  • 12.00-12.30: Virtual joint session/sessions discussions reports/key takeaways presented by moderators
  • 12.30-13.00: Reflection and conclusion