As Europe continues to recalibrate its internal security models, review, and analysis of experiences in different countries serve to better understand the potential approaches and solutions to meet necessary legal innovation, institutional reform, and a principled commitment to safeguarding the public good.
This week, the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences hosted its first-ever international firearms detection training, where 22 service dog handlers from eight countries enhanced their techniques and tactics in detecting firearms and shared experiences on how to deploy service dogs effectively in both national and international operations.
The report Security Threats to the Undersea Connections Related Critical Infrastructure of the Baltic States: the Baltic Sea in the Focus of Hybrid Warfare has been published.
The authors of current report are Emilia Muuga, Ramon Loik, Georg-Henri Kaup, Raul Savimaa and Erkki Koort from the Research Center of Internal Security Institute.
Current report examines the growing vulnerabilities of undersea energy and communications links in recent years and outlines necessary risk mitigation measures to ensure better preparedness for probable future threats.
The editorial board of the English-language academic journal Security Spectrum: Journal of Advanced Security Research, which is published twice a year, is once again waiting for the manuscripts of articles for the new issue!
The 24th issue of the academic journal Security Spectrum: Journal of Advanced Security Research is entitled Challenges to Security Arising from Migration: Exploring the Nexus Between Migration and Security.
The journal is dedicated to exploring the multidimensionality of migration and offers a critical and interdisciplinary analysis of its implications for international security.
13 of December 2024 was significant for Estonia and the Academy of Security Sciences, because taking into account the current security environment, an initiative was taken in an important area. The first Master's level micro-credential course in English, where participants were trained to fight hybrid threats, came to an end.
The editorial board of the English-language academic journal Security Spectrum: Journal of Advanced Security Research, which is published twice a year, is once again waiting for the manuscripts of articles for the new issue!
On September 24-25, 2024, the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences hosted the international conference "How to Fight Financial Crime: New Opportunities and Approaches." Renowned scholars and experts presented diverse perspectives on the issue.
On 24 and 25 September 2024, a high-level international conference "How to fight financial crime: new opportunities and approaches" will be held at the Conference Centre of the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences (Eduard Raska auditorium, Kase 61, Tallinn, Estonia).
We invite academics, policy makers and practitioners to attend the conference to discuss the latest developments in financial crime. The event will offer new ideas and opportunities for cooperation to prevent and combat financial crime.
The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences, in partnership with Mykolas Romeris University in Lithuania and the Croatian Police Academy, is offering a specialized micro-credential course focused on tackling hybrid threats.
