Hosted by the Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria, May 23-24, 2019

Critical Infrastructures (CIs) remain among the most important and vital service providers to modern societies. Severe CIs’ disruptions may endanger security of the citizen, availability of strategic assets and even the governance stability. Not surprisingly, CIs are often targets of intentional attacks, either of physical or cyber nature. Newly emerging hybrid threats primarily target CIs as part of the warfare. ESReDA as one of the most active EU networks in the field has initiated a project group (CI-PR/MS&A-Data) on the “Critical Infrastructure/Modelling, Simulation and Analysis – Data”. The main focus of the project group is to report on the state of progress in MS&A of the CIs preparedness & resilience with a specific focus on the corresponding data availability and relevance. In order to report on the most recent developments in the field of the CIs preparedness & resilience MS&A and the availability of the relevant data, ESReDA held its 48th, 52nd and 56th Seminars. The 56th ESReDA Seminar on “Critical Services continuity, Resilience and Security” attracted about 30 participants from industry, authorities, operators, research centres and academia. The seminar programme consisted of 18 technical papers, two plenary speeches and an interactive session on Climate & CI protection.

ZUTAUTAITE Inga;  EID Mohamed;  SIMOLA Kaisa;  KOPUSTINSKAS Vytis; 

2019-12-16

Publications Office of the European Union

JRC118427

978-92-76-13359-9 (online),   

1831-9424 (online),   

EUR 29989 EN,    OP KJ-NA-29989-EN-N (online),   

https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC118427,   

10.2760/23760 (online),