From March 4th to 6th, the ICS team attended the sixth General Assembly of the ATLANTIS project in Turin, Italy, hosted by the LINKS Foundation.

The meeting served as an opportunity to review the progress achieved so far, and to align on the next steps for the successful finalisation of the project. A key focus was on the presentation of the integrated ATLANTIS technologies for enabling better operational collaboration and enhancing resilience of critical infrastructures.

In addition to reviewing technological progress, we defined a plan for the demonstration phase involving end users. This phase will be crucial in showcasing how ATLANTIS solutions can improve security, safety, and operational continuity across critical infrastructures.

Another important outcome of the meeting was the focus on policy recommendations. We discussed how to translate insights gathered during the project into policy briefs that address various aspects of critical infrastructure resilience. These upcoming briefs will provide deeper insights and guidance for policymakers, infrastructure operators, and other stakeholders.

Through three days of intensive discussions and hands-on workshops, we strengthened collaboration and set clear guidelines for the final months of the project.

For more details about the ATLANTIS project, including key activities and results, visit the official ATLANTIS website (https://www.atlantis-horizon.eu/).