As part of the CyberNEMO project, ASM Terni contributes as the pilot partner for Trial #2, focused on Smart Energy and Smart Water Critical Infrastructures.

ASM operates essential urban services in Terni, including electricity distribution, water services, and related digital monitoring systems. These infrastructures are increasingly connected through sensors, smart meters, SCADA systems, communication networks, and data platforms. While this digital transformation improves efficiency and service quality, it also introduces new cybersecurity challenges. Within CyberNEMO, ASM provides a real pilot environment where innovative cybersecurity solutions can be validated in practical conditions.

The trial focuses on understanding how cyber threats may affect interconnected energy and water assets. It also supports the analysis of anonymized operational data, network events, and security-related information.

The objective is not only to detect possible cyber incidents, but also to improve preparedness, resilience, and response capabilities. CyberNEMO technologies will help explore advanced monitoring, risk analysis, and mitigation approaches across the cloud-edge-IoT continuum.

For ASM, this represents an important opportunity to connect research outcomes with the needs of real critical infrastructure operators.

The pilot also highlights the importance of protecting citizen services, operational continuity, and data privacy. By participating in CyberNEMO, ASM contributes to building more secure, resilient, and trustworthy smart utility systems.

Trial #2 demonstrates how collaboration between technology providers, researchers, and infrastructure operators can support the future of European critical infrastructure protection.