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Security threats in (semi-)public spaces will always be of critical interest and need perhaps even more attention in these times of political turmoils and polarization. Because all citizens should be allowed to 𝘣𝘦 and 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 safe in public spaces or when attending a public event. To realize this it takes a vast task on all those stake-holders involved in the safety and security of public spaces; like First Responders, city-planners, event-planners, local authorities, security practitioners and more. The set of technical tools developed within the SAFE-CITIES project are there to lighten that burden and to assist stake-holders. D-Visor is very proud of it's contribution to this project and of the development of the Scenario Builder & Serious Gaming Simulator (SBS) Feel free to contact Sandra Potten for more information or a demonstration of the tool. Thanks to the dev-teams from D-Visor , STAM S.r.l., IANUS Technologies and Thridium

✈️ 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐚 𝐆𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐆𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐢𝐚 Busy days lie ahead – but first, a moment of appreciation. Thank you to all participants, stakeholders, practitioners, organisers, local representatives from Gorizia and Nova Gorica, and all our project partners. 🤝🌍 Can a single project change the overall security landscape in Europe? Of course not – but SAFE-CITIES is not alone in this effort. There are many other initiatives – both EU-funded and beyond – working to improve the protection of Europe’s public spaces. Technology advancement, smart legislation, and the prevention of radicalisation and violence – all of this truly matters. And we believe SAFE-CITIES is one important piece of that larger puzzle. 🧩 The project isn’t over yet – stay tuned and follow our channels for more updates! 🚀 #SafeCities #Security #Innovations #Research #Development 📢👉European Research Executive Agency (REA) | STAM S.r.l. | Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna | Centro Antartide - Università Verde di Bologna | CoESS - Confederation of European Security Services | Croce Rossa Italiana | D-Visor | IANUS Technologies | ISIG - Institute of International Sociology of Gorizia | NCSR "DEMOKRITOS" | Poliisi - Polisen - Police of Finland | Polish Platform for Homeland Security 👈

D-Visor is proud to present it's contribution and developed tool at the Final Demo Event of the SAFE-CITIES project in Gorizia-Nova Goricia.

Proud to be part of this project and D-Visor's contribution to some technical solutions.

How can we balance public security and privacy? 🤔 Surveillance techniques often raise concerns about protecting privacy. The GATHERINGS Project is tackling this important issue, and we were thrilled to take part in last week’s event organised by this great initiative! 🎉 Last Friday, Sandra Potten from D-Visor represented the SAFE-CITIES consortium in a workshop led by GATHERING. This project is developing a matrix to help security professionals, administrations, and event organisers make informed decisions about the security and surveillance of their events. This tool will allow them to compare different technologies and approaches while factoring in privacy, cost, and social impact. 🛠️ During a break-out session, the GATHERING team looked at safety and security technologies for an open-access, large-scale, multi-day event – closely matching the use cases of the SAFE-CITIES project. We are excited to see progress in initiatives like this that align with our mission. This shared effort to make EU public spaces safer is truly worth it! 💪✨ #GATHERINGS #SAFECITIES #PublicSpaces #Surveillance #Security #Privacy

After a busy and successful year the D-Visor team will take some little time off to celebrate with family and friends and to re-focus on the business goals for 2025. Best wishes from our company to yours. May every success be yours throughout the coming year!

On behalf of the SAFE-CITIES project, D-Visor team proudly took part in the panel-discussion and gave demonstrations at the Ceris event in Brussels presented by DG HOME on December 12th. It brought together practitioners, local authorities, policymakers and researches to discuss security research needs and new threats, advanced technologies, crisis preparedness, and ethical and legal considerations in this field.

D-Visor was one of the 12 innovative technology providers that took part in the SHRINEs Project Hackathon in Assisi last week. The SHRINEs Project is an EU-funded project that aims to raise awareness on security risks and enhance the protection in places of worship, and is a sister-project of the SAFE-CITIES project. D-Visor showcased it's D-Gem tool, a dynamic simulation platform with scenario builder for simulating various risk-scenario's; in this hackathon configured for terrorist attacks in historic and religious sites. It was a wonderful experience to see how innovations and science paired up with historic heritage and multi-faith religions. So many thanks from the head and the heart for inviting D-Visor. Sandra Potten