Counter-terrorism and radicalization prevention

Most active in this area

• Ministerio da Justica

  Portugal's Ministry of Justice — Europe's most active justice-sector end-user in H2020 security research, spanning AI policing, digital forensics, and counter-terrorism.

  “Participated in DANTE (terrorist content detection), CONNEXIONs, CounteR (counter-radicalization), AIDA, CREST, and PRACTICIES spanning online monitoring to community-level intervention.”

  PrimaryPT30 projects
• MINISTERE DE L'INTERIEUR

  France's interior ministry and major EU security research end-user, specializing in digital forensics, counter-terrorism tools, and law enforcement AI adoption.

  “Consistent presence in RED-Alert (online terrorist content detection), COPKIT (early-warning policing against organized crime/terrorism), CounteR (violent terrorism prediction), CONNEXIONs (crime/terrorism detection), and GRACE (child exploitation).”

  PrimaryFR24 projects
• HOCHSCHULE FUR DEN OFFENTLICHEN DIENST IN BAYERN

  Bavarian police and public service university providing law enforcement end-user expertise across 23 EU security research projects.

  “Coordinated PROPHETS (online radicalization prevention), contributed to MINDb4ACT, MAGNETO, COPKIT, CounteR, ODYSSEUS, and TENSOR.”

  PrimaryDE23 projects
• IEKSLIETU MINISTRIJAS VALSTS POLICIJA STATE POLICE OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR

  Latvia's national police force contributing operational law enforcement expertise to EU security research on counter-terrorism, digital forensics, and cybercrime.

  “Active across TRIVALENT (counter-narratives), COPKIT (early-warning policing), and CounteR (crime prediction and counter-radicalization).”

  PrimaryLV8 projects
• TECOMS SRL

  Italian security SME specializing in counter-terrorism intelligence, disinformation detection, and security-practitioner networking across EU projects.

  “Contributed to TRIVALENT (2017-2020), focused on preventing terrorism through counter-narrative approaches.”

  SMEIT3 projects