Project description
Enhancing law enforcement authorities with remote vehicle stopping technology
Law enforcement authorities in the EU need to prioritise the remote and safe stopping of vehicles that pose imminent and high-security threats to citizens and society. Identifying technology gaps is essential to minimise vulnerabilities and develop effective methods. The EU-funded INTERCEPT project aims to enhance the capabilities of law enforcement authorities across the EU by identifying these technology gaps and providing efficient solutions. The project involves eight end-users from eight EU countries, along with additional participants through the User Observatory Group. INTERCEPT will identify and address common security challenges with candidate technologies, and its outcomes will inform the development of tender documents for future solutions.
Objective
INTERCEPT aims to strengthen the capabilities of law enforcement authorities in the EU and equip them with effective methods to remotely and safely stop vehicles posing imminent and high-security threats to citizens and society. This involves identifying technology gaps to address in order to minimize existing vulnerabilities and enhance security efficiency.
This objective is endorsed from the outset by various stakeholders, particularly security practitioners. INTERCEPT involves eight end-users from eight EU countries (Belgium, Finland, France, Poland, Netherlands, Slovak Republic, Spain, and the United Kingdom), all of whom are also public buyers. Additionally, numerous other end-users will participate through the User Observatory Group (UOG).
The project follows a progressive and iterative approach to collectively identify a common challenge that can be addressed with identified candidate technologies, laying the groundwork for future PCP, for which the buyer's group will be created during the project, through the continuous involvement of the UOG. Initially, at least six jointly defined common security use cases will comprehensively outline the gaps between available solutions, existing procedures, and identified requirements. Subsequently, technological experts will analyse these needs, considering legal, societal, ethical, and environmental factors, as well as state-of-the-art (SOTA) analysis and consultations with the open market. The outcomes will ultimately inform the definition of the common challenge and the development of the initial set of tender documents.
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HORIZON.2.3 - Civil Security for Society
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HORIZON.2.3.2 - Protection and Security
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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL3-2023-SSRI-01
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5275 JB Den Dungen
Netherlands
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