Stair4Security is a two-year Horizon 2020 Project (2019-2020) funded by the European Union to develop an expert platform setting a mechanism of coordination of research-related standardisation activities in the security sector.
Both, public and private stakeholders require adequate solutions in organization, procedures and technological capabilities to be able to respond timely and effectively. Thus, there is a need to develop specific standards to enable the various public and private organizations within Europe, being local, national, European or international to be effectively coordinated ensuring as much as possible a smoothly cooperation before, during and after a disruptive event.
The main objective of STAIR4SECURITY is to create a collaborative platform as single entry point of information on the security sector coming mostly from research activities allowing a better governance of standardization needs in the Disaster Resilience and Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear and Explosive (CBRN-E) sectors. The platform will permit a better overview of current and new projects being at, national, European or International level; ensuring more coordination between all stakeholders and responding more efficiently and timely to the critical needs following an agreed strategic vision and identified priorities.
Stair4Security and NO-FEAR discuss common grounds between the two projects, and how they can work together to address the concerns of security standardisation and CBRNe.
Tom Flynn from TFC Research and Innovation Limited tell us about the constructive few days spent at the 14th Meeting of the Community of Users on Secure, Safe, Resilient Societies held in Brussels, 16-20 September 2019.
Future Analytics Consulting (http://www.futureanalytics.ie/) have produced the project’s flyer and poster. You can download the…
Future Analytics Consulting (http://www.futureanalytics.ie/) have prepared the project’s Inaugural Newsletter, available here: https://spark.adobe.com/page/OqyS94uhnUNr4/ This issue…
STAIR4SECURITY will be at the Community of Users event. The 14th Meeting of the Community…
Tom Flynn speaks with FAC’s Sheryl Lynch about his role in the Stair4Security project. Tom…
A wide range of security threats including man-made and natural risks can result in disruptive…
In the common session of the CEN and CENELEC Technical Boards recently in Brussels, the…
Patricia Compard speaks with FAC’s Sheryl Lynch about her role in the Stair4Security project. Drawing…
Today, Europe faces growing threats in area such as natural disasters and terrorism putting safety…
The STAIR4SECURITY project is coordinated by CEN bringing together a comprehensive, experienced and multi‐disciplinary team with a highly diverse expertise and skills set. The STAIR4SECURITY project has 10 organisations across 7 countries.
