Cities face evolving threats which, without the right tools, are getting harder to prevent. However, with advanced risk assessment technology, teams can minimise harm and ensure public safety effectively. This vision of preventing instead of reacting is becoming a reality through SAFE CITIES, a European research project dedicated to enhancing security in urban environments. SAFE […]

SAFE-CITIES’ impact on the security of public spaces is addressed by filling a critical gap in the market and providing a suite of tools for stakeholders responsible for enhancing security. We return with an interview with Umberto Battista, the Project Coordinator representing STAM S.r.l. Let’s explore the current state of work in the final months of the project’s implementation.

On March 27, security stakeholders will gather in Nova Gorica to explore the innovations in public space protection delivered by our project.

The latest edition of the SAFE-CITIES newsletter is now available. Stay up to date with our project’s progress and upcoming opportunities.

SAFE-CITIES will participate in the first webinar of the Securing Public & Worship Spaces series, taking place on February 12. The event, hosted by the EU-funded SPIRIT EU project, will focus on Innovation, Preparedness, and Sustainability in security strategies. Representing SAFE-CITIES at this key event will be Umberto Battista, SAFE-CITIES Coordinator, who will join experts […]

On 14-15 January 2025, the SAFE-CITIES project team convened at Egaleo Town Hall in Athens for two days of productive discussions and planning. This meeting marked a key moment in the project as we reviewed progress, assessed ongoing initiatives, and prepared for the final demonstration, scheduled for six months from now.

The SAFE-CITIES project is proud to be a member of the Secure Worship and Public Spaces Cluster, an initiative launched in August 2024 by the SPIRIT project. Other members include EU-funded projects such as SHRINES, PRECRISIS, PROTONE, and PROTECTOR.

At the end of May, the SAFE-CITIES project held the General Assembly meeting and Workshop in Eindhoven. This marked the next step towards our final goal: making European public spaces more secure and resistant to threats.