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The Horizon Europe EU-CIP project is organising its annual conference on critical infrastructure resilience, co-organised with the ECSCI cluster.
The various sessions include speakers from various organisations, including the European Commission (DG Home and JRC), large enterprises, various universities and logistic hubs.
The conference will be followed by the final conference of the Praetorian project on 22 September, in the same venue. You can register for the Praetorian conference through the same registration form as for the EU-CIP conference.
More information, including registration information, can be found on the main announcement.
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