track records
Between 2022 and 2023, we collaborated with the European Commission as Junior Experts, contributing to two reports on e-voting rights and disability rights in the EU.
From 2020 to 2023, we worked as Project Assistants at the European Law Institute (Vienna) for the project Fundamental Constitutional Principles.
We are currently invited members of the Advisory Board of NOVA Pearl (Lisbon), the Scientific Committee of the Centre of AI and Digital Humanism (Luxembourg), and the Centre for Digital Constitutionalism and Policy (Brussels).
We assisted, as Data Protection Officer, an important public institution in fulfilling its data protection obligations (e.g., drafting of data protection policies, data processing agreements, joint controller agreements, records of processing activities, clauses for transborder data flows of personal data), ensuring compliance with the GDPR and national data protection legislation.
We have provided over 15 years of consultancy expertise in governance, risk management, and regulatory compliance for emerging and disruptive technologies, including AI, Quantum Computing, Cloud, and Cybersecurity.
Our work includes advising governments, multilateral organizations, and private sector entities on technology policy, cybersecurity governance, and critical infrastructure resilience. As a member of the G7 Expert Group, we have contributed to regulatory foresight and risk mitigation strategies for AI and Quantum technologies in the financial sector. Additionally, we have supported the World Bank working group in assessing the legal and strategic implications of Quantum Computing in Cloud Infrastructure.
Our expertise extends to dual-use technology transfer and sharp power risks, particularly within Sino-European research collaborations, offering strategic insights to mitigate potential threats.
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Models
We have advised on the development and implementation of PPP frameworks to enhance cybersecurity for national critical infrastructure, ensuring a balance between regulatory compliance and technological innovation.
Academic Research Partnerships and Due Diligence
We have led international research initiatives, including serving as Principal Investigator for a U.S. Department of State-funded project focused on dual-use technology risks in global academic collaborations.
We assisted a leading Italian banking and insurance institution in the preparation and update of its Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) within the regulatory framework outlined by the AI Act. The goal was to effectively coordinate the obligations and requirements arising from the intersection of the European Artificial Intelligence regulations and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
In this context, we concentrated on identifying associated risks, defining appropriate mitigation measures, and developing a compliant and sustainable governance framework over time.
We assisted a leading banking institution in conducting a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA), ensuring compliance with the AI Act and European regulations on the protection of fundamental rights.
The project involved identifying risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence in banking processes, with a particular focus on transparency, non-discrimination, and privacy protection.
Our assistance was completed with the drafting of a policy paper, designed to support the client in the structured implementation of the impact assessment and the management of risk-related aspects.
We supported a global insurance company in addressing a significant revenue loss, attributed to fraudulent activities concentrated in specific areas of Central Europe.
Our intervention involved a detailed data analysis, aimed at identifying the most relevant insights to extract from a large dataset. We then implemented and tested advanced machine learning techniques, leveraging decision tree and random forest algorithms.
A similar approach was adopted for a prestigious international hotel chain, aiming to mitigate revenue losses caused by unexpected and recurring cancellations. By implementing our AI solutions, the chain introduced an innovative intelligent overbooking system, which over time not only significantly reduced but ultimately eliminated the losses recorded in the first months of the year.
Additionally, we developed an advanced customer segmentation system, based on the analysis of available data, to optimize marketing strategies and personalize promotional offers.
We also provided Business Intelligence services to the World Bank, developing an interactive data visualization solution that integrated data from multiple sources. This tool enabled an in-depth analysis of the Human Development Index, allowing for the examination of global human development trends based on 60 years of collected data.
Finally, we developed an automated image recognition system for an e-commerce platform, designed to optimize and accelerate product onboarding procedures in warehouses and enhance search functionalities for items uploaded by third-party sellers. For this solution, we trained a convolutional neural network (CNN)-based model, deploying it on Microsoft Azure to ensure optimal scalability and facilitate future management.
We provided a legal opinion for a digital service provider on the European regulatory framework applicable to data centers, with a particular focus on data governance, environmental compliance, and critical infrastructure management. Special attention was given to the challenges within the European Economic Area (EEA).
The legal opinion provided strategic recommendations for adapting operational models to new regulatory standards and outlined a compliance approach that balances technological innovation with regulatory requirements.
Legal opinions on the following issues: