The workshop is designed to discuss what strategic autonomy means for critical entities resilience from social, market, supply chain, technological and legal or policy perspectives. It aims to look at dependency mechanisms affecting critical entities and infrastructure, technologies and services that may create vulnerabilities, approaches to assessing and monitoring dependencies, and possible common assessment frameworks and indicators.

The programme also covers policy implications, governance challenges and gaps in the wider European resilience architecture. The context presented by the organisers links this to the EU’s economic security approach, including de-risking, preparedness, business continuity, information sharing and interoperable crisis response.

Registration is handled through the event page: https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/home/redirection/link/951402/en/registrationLink

Researchers, innovators, public authorities, critical infrastructure operators, security and resilience professionals, because the workshop focuses on critical entities resilience, strategic dependencies and European policy frameworks relevant to these groups

Interested participants can register via https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/home/redirection/link/951402/en/registrationLink or contact the organisers at ceris-meetings@cecoforma.com for practical information.

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