Capability Gap [2.CGF.16] Underutilised lessons learned culture Background Another gap that surfaced from the practitioners’ workshop is related with the overall lessons learnt process. More specifically, the need for the adoption of a solid approach to efficiently exploit lessons learnt from past events and other EU MS was identified. Knowledge developed from dealing with similar …
Capability Gap [2.CGF.15] Insufficient safeguards of intelligence about practitioners’ assets and resources Background Practitioners would like to prevent adversaries from gathering intelligence about them. This is described with capability gap number 2.CGF.15. In detail, security personnel operating along the borders, apart from the fact that they are custodians of sensitive information (both classified and unclassified) …
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Capability Gap [2.CGF.14] Lack of systematic identification and removal of illegal context on the internet Background The practitioners had identified that they need technology solutions to assist them with the detection of illegal content in the web so they can remove it afterwards. This is described in Capability Gap Finding 2.CGF.14. Upon the identification of …
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Capability Gap [2.CGF.13] Lack in support of legacy / deployed solutions Background The practitioners indicated that they are using already a large number of technology solutions for border surveillance tasks. These technology solutions vary from surveillance cameras (at the beginning the installed base of cameras were deployed for daily observation and at a later stage …
Capability Gap [2.CGF.12] Lack of a multi-sectoral ecosystem for security solutions. Background Security practitioners need solutions and products with open/common interconnection interfaces for systems that will be deployed in the borders. Further to Capability Gap No 2.CGF.11: Absence of security solution standardisation and certification, an approach is required to interconnect (with minimum effort) solutions from …
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Capability Gap [2.CGF.11] Absence of security solution standardisation and certification Background Practitioners highlighted the lack of commonly accepted and used technology standards for the security solutions deployed. Currently the security solutions are standardised as stand-alone systems. Most of the security solutions are vendor specific and not standardised / certified for deployment and interworking with existing …
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Capability Gap [4.CGF.20] Need for a solid approach to efficiently exploit lessons learnt from past floods Background Another gap identified during the Flash Flood workshop is related with the overall lessons learnt process. More specifically, the need for the adoption of a solid approach to efficiently exploit lessons learnt form past floods was identified. Better …
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Capability Gap [4.CGF.19] Need for standardized information sharing among all stakeholders engaged in response to flash flood events. Background Standardisation aspects that need to be considered in order to efficiently exploit lessons learnt from a past flash flood event, were also discussed during the Flash Flood workshop. It was agreed between the invited exerts that …
Capability Gap [4.CGF.18] Need for solutions to efficiently archive past flood events (both for prevention and preparedness) in a standardized format and make them accessible to practitioners and relevant stakeholders. Background In the aftermath of a flash flood, it is of vital importance to have a coherent picture of the event (conditions under which it …
Capability Gap [4.CGF.17] Need for improving awareness of population toward natural hazards alerts Background Apart from the need for an automated real time situational awareness, discussed under 4.CGF.13, and the need to disseminate scientific and technical flash flood information to the authorities, discussed under 4.CGF.11, it is also important to improve the general population awareness …
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