The mission of ATLANTIS, which involves 39 European partners with complementary roles and skills, is to improve the resilience and the protection capabilities of interconnected ECI exposed to evolving systemic risks due to existing and emerging large-scale, combined, cyber-physical threats and hazards, guarantee the continuity of operations, while minimizing cascading effects in the infrastructure itself, the environment, other CIs, and the involved population, enabling public and private actors to meet current and emerging challenges by adopting sustainable security solutions.

Welcome to the second edition of the Atlantis Newsletter

On 27 November, the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia will host a national consultation on resilience and business continuity of key organisations as an imperative for modern society.

Between August 4 – 8, 2023, northern and some central parts of Slovenia experienced extreme rainfall of up to 150 - 200 mm in 6 to 12 hours. That led to extreme water stream levels and flow rates, flooding over large areas, landslides from soaked soil, and rivers devasted infrastructure (bridges, river banks, buildings).

ATLANTIS had a two-day general assembly meeting in Athens (10-11 of October 2023) to discuss our progress in technologies as well as our Large Scale Pilots.

In an age where connectivity defines progress, Europe's critical infrastructures stand as pillars of societal well-being and economic prosperity. However, as systems grow more interconnected, the risks expand from local to systemic. These risks don't respect borders, which is why a holistic approach like ATLANTIS can be a game-changer.