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The AIPSI OAD 2025 initiative carried out by Malabo is now in operation with the questionnaire online and compilable in Italian

 

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In mid-January 2025, the AIPSI's OAD 2025 initiative started, which with this edition reaches the 18th consecutive year of online surveys into intentional digital attacks on companies and public bodies in Italy, with the drafting of the activity plan, sponsorship and free patronage proposals, and the first contacts with potential sponsors.

As with all previous editions, Malabo and Marco R. A. Bozzetti will be the creators.

 

The OAD 2025 questionnaire, completely anonymous, is now online: 

https://www.oadweb.it/LS2025/limesurvey/index.php/279362?lang=it

The questionnaire is in Italian and refers to IT systems of companies and public bodies operating in Italy; therefore it also considers the parts of an international IT system supporting the Italian offices of foreign companies. Please fill it out or have it filled out by your technicians if you are in this condition.

 

 

What's new in OAD 2025

The main new features in the OAD 2025 Questionnaire, and therefore in the entire survey, concern:

  • the addition of attacks on applications based on Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  • among the families of attack techniques-tools, the addition of those based on AI
  • among the security measures, control and management of the IT supply chain between the Information System (IS) that is the object of the responses and those of the Suppliers and Customers who interact with it.


The in-depth analyses of the attacks detected are now 3, in the case of the most serious attack suffered:

  • for web environments, referring to the OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities; 
  • for application environments based on Artificial Intelligence, referring to the OWASP Top Ten 2025 relating to applications based on LMM and Generative AI, currently the most widespread and used;
  • for OT systems.

 

AIPSI requests free patronage from all non-profit associations/entities in order to extend, through their members and interlocutors, the pool of potential respondents to the online questionnaire and subsequently readers of the final OAD report.

Sponsorships are requested and necessary in order to repay, at least in part, all the professional activities that AIPSI must carry out.

The request for collaboration, now traditional, with the Italian Postal Police and Cybersecurity Service is also underway, in order to have access to their data on cybercrime, which will form the basis of a specific chapter in the 2024 OAD Final Report. In addition to the Postal Police, AICA and FIDAInform will actively collaborate on the initiative.

Also for the 2025 edition, the OAD Report will have prefaces by well-known players in the Italian digital security scene, such as representatives of the most important Italian institutionsPrefaces are expected from the Director of the Italian Postal Police  and Cyber ​​Security, and from the Department of Digital Transformation of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, already had in 2024.

AIPSI will try to have prefaces also from ACN, AIGID and/or other national institutions involved in digital security. These prefaces are essential for the recognition of the authoritativeness and validity of the OAD survey and Report, and thus help its dissemination especially in Italian Public Administrations and institutional offices.

The work plan, detailed in the attachments, provides for the publication of the OAD 2025 Report by the end of July 2025, provided that by the end of May - early June 2025 the number of online questionnaire compilations exceeds the minimum number necessary for an anonymous web survey to be reliable and significant.

Attached to this page the sponsorship proposal in English.


For any clarification and further information, please send an e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

 

Attachments
20250124170553 Proposal of Sponsorship OAD 2025 en.pdf [667.32Kb]
Uploaded Friday, 24 January 2025 by Super User

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