Project P25 focuses on networking, data analysis and efficient structures With the forward-looking Project P25, the Hesse Police is fundamentally realigning its approach to combating crime. Home Secretary Roman Poseck, together with Felix Paschek and Daniel Muth,...
Quality over quantity: SecTec as a platform for dialogue Now in its third year, SecTec 2026 has established itself as a fixture in the security technology calendar. In Munich, the event once again brought together representatives from business, public authorities,...
Restoring the ability to walk is one of the greatest challenges in modern neurorehabilitation. However, advances at the interface of neuroscience, robotics and artificial intelligence are opening up new avenues: for the first time, neurostimulated exoskeletons make it...
The excitement surrounding so-called agentic AI is clearly palpable within procurement organisations. In technical procurement departments in particular, there is a growing sense that autonomous AI agents are on the verge of taking over complex processes independently...
New perspectives for safety and infrastructure Assessing avalanche risks is one of the key challenges in the Alpine region. Traditional methods have so far relied on spot snowpack profiles and manual measurements, which are not only time-consuming but also involve...
The development of autonomous underwater vehicles is on the cusp of a paradigm shift. Whilst traditional systems typically rely on propeller drives and rigid steering mechanisms, nature is increasingly becoming the focus of research as a model. A recent example comes...
New legal requirements increase pressure on operators of critical infrastructure Facility Management takes centre stage in security and resilience New Lünendonk white paper “KRITIS Resilience through Partnership” now available With the recently passed KRITIS umbrella...
Critical infrastructure in Germany is undergoing a regulatory, technical and organisational overhaul. With the KRITIS umbrella law, the focus is shifting away from isolated protective measures towards a comprehensive obligation to ensure resilience. For operators,...
A recent legal opinion by Christian Waldhoff of Humboldt University in Berlin analyses the role of cash within the tension between digitalisation, regulation and the protection of fundamental rights. The study concludes that restrictions on the use of cash do not...
Context: What the Cyber Resilience Act actually changes in the EU The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) establishes, for the first time, a uniform EU-wide framework that sets out mandatory cybersecurity requirements for hardware and software (‘products with digital...
