The ARGOS
FP7 Project successfully organized the 2nd Field Trial in Athens, Greece
deploying the CI protection solution under development at the premises of the NCSR
Demokritos facility. The system testing and demonstration in a properly
designed field trial took place on the 3rd of December 2015. The
trial was attended by several End Users originating from Greece as well by
critical infrastructure protection operators and security experts invited from
different EU countries. The scenarios
used during the trial dealt with several different types of attacks against a
gas plant or installations. For this purpose a mesh network of different types
of sensors including vibration and video sensors, as well as Wake-up Cameras
were deployed in a buffer zone outside the perimeter of the facility in order
to extend the protection of the critical infrastructure (distribution station,
gas pipeline) beyond its perimeter from potential intruders.
The ARGOS Final Trial demonstrates an impressive step toward smarter critical infrastructure protection, combining vibration and video sensors with Wake-up Cameras to strengthen early detection beyond traditional security perimeters. The successful Athens field trial highlights how integrated, real-world testing can transform innovative research into practical security solutions for critical facilities.
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