The European research project STOP-IT, which is dealing with the protection of water infrastructures from cyber and physical threats, has now begun with training activities for water utilities. Read more
The STOP-IT project will be featured at the next Water Market Europe (WME) event on the 18th-19th of March in Brussels. Focus of WME2020 lies on Digital and Cybersecurity solutions for Utilities and Industries Read more
STOP-IT has reached its second stage. The majority of the project solutions and tools have been developed and are now tested at the frontrunner water utilities to guarantee applicability and adaptability of the solutions. Read more
Water infrastructures are protected from physical threats like accidents or terror attacks. But with the rise of new digital technologies, different threats emerge. The STOP-IT project is working on solutions to these physical-cyber threats. Read more
A number of project results were introduced by the STOP-IT partners during the annual project meeting last week in Athens. The Public Warning Notification System, the Smart Lock solution Meklock Read more
In cooperation with the Grand Water Research Institute, the Centre for Cyber Law and Policy, and the Minerva Centre for the Rule of Law under Extreme Conditions, STOP-IT organized Read more
Vulnerability analysis of water distribution systems is a complex task. A review of the literature reveals that there is currently no universally acceptable definition Read more
18 months after the STOP-IT project has begun its work, the work-package leaders and the project coordinator met with the European Commission in Brussels at the end of November for the midterm review meeting. Read more
Having recognised the essentiality of protecting critical infrastructure against cyber-physical threats and attacks, STOP-IT partners have proceeded with the development of a risk management framework and tools with the ultimate goal to equip water utilities with novel and propriety security solutions. Read more
For the yearly project meeting, more than 50 members from the STOP-IT consortium met in sunny Barcelona in Spain for an intense two-day-conference in the middle of June. Read more
