Faster pages after signing in
After you sign in, pages open in about half a second; before, they took one to three seconds. The servers that build the pages now run in Dublin, next to the portal’s database. You do not need to do anything.
What’s new
The portal’s new features, newest first, explained in a few lines. If you have an account, you also get a notification in the bell.
Official bodies and the ACN E-Academy
A new page brings together the public authorities and services in Italy, the United Kingdom and the European Union for the portal’s four domains, with links to their official websites. It is open even without an account, and you will find it at the bottom of every page. On the home page, after you sign in, the “Free official resources” box leads to the ACN E-Academy, with short videos and guides for SMEs (in Italian).
Open the pageRegulatory deadlines, in your calendar too
The “Regulatory deadlines” page brings together the dates under NIS2, the CRA, DORA and the AI Act, at EU and Italian level, with the official source for each date; one click adds them to your calendar (Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar). If you follow one of these laws among your topics, you get a reminder 30 days and 7 days before. The page is open even without an account.
Open the pageTopics and countries to follow
On the Account page, choose the topics and countries you are interested in. You get a notification when new content on one of your topics is published and when the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) updates its travel advice for one of your countries. Each choice is saved straight away, and you can remove it whenever you like.
Open the pageNew editions flagged on the home page
On the home page, a series box flags the editions you have not opened yet, with a dot and the words “New edition”. The flag disappears when you open the series archive.
You can type a question in the catalogue too
The catalogue search splits what you type into words, leaves out words such as “the” and “of”, and shows first the items that contain the most of them, in the title, the tags or the regulations. If you have typed a question, the “Ask the assistant” button passes it to the assistant.
Open the page“Prossimi passi” (Next steps) next to content
On the Italian pages, next to some content and below some of the assistant’s answers, you will find “Prossimi passi” (Next steps): an Unleaf course or consultancy service on the topic you are reading. They are paid services, in a separate box marked as such.
Open the pageThe portal is open
The Security Portal opens to people who work in security: you request access from the website. Inside you will find the content catalogue across the four domains, the assistant that answers citing its sources, the CyberWatch Italy and TravelWatch series and the monthly digests with their archives, notifications and the “How it works” page.
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