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09 November 2023
All in for Safety & Security
09 November 2023
Profile of a Safety and Security Researcher: Riccardo Ferrari
09 November 2023
Beautiful ánd Safe
09 November 2023
Towards System Resilience in an Interconnected World
When it comes to social security, there is broad consensus in the Netherlands that policy and implementation should focus more on the human dimension instead of the “system’s reality”. And for good reasons. Yet, Fernando Kuipers, Martijn Neef, and Daan Rijnders argue that cybersecurity requires more systems thinking to achieve resilience and respect the human dimension.
09 November 2023
Profile of a Safety and Security Researcher: Nan Yue
09 November 2023
TU Delft Safety & Security Institute Helps Ideas Grow
09 November 2023
We need an inclusive approach to flood risks
09 November 2023
Are Sustainability and Safety Incompatible?
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