Magnus Ovilius

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  Magnus Ovilius, Head of Sector, Preparedness & Crisis Management Directorate-General Justice Freedom and Security, European Commission

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  Other speakers invited include: John Reid, Home Secretary; Bruce Mann, Head of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat; Magnus Ovilius, Head of Sector, Preparedness and Crisis Management, European Commission; Simon Webb, Director General, TRANSEC; John Milne, Head of Business Continuity Management, Financial Services Authority; Mike Strefford, Head of Policy, Security & Assurance Vodafone.

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  Also addressing the forum was Magnus Ovilius, head of Preparedness and Crisis Management with the European Union.Ovilius struck some fear into delegates with reports on the advancements being made by cargo thieves and terrorists."I may sound paranoid but they pay me to be paranoid," he quipped.He said security measures must be "affordable, sustainable and reliable."Ovilius discussed technological requirements for helping improve vehicle and cargo security.He said new technology must be: Inter-operable between European Union member countries; easily upgradeable; and data must be protected to avoid privacy invasions.He encouraged carriers to employ GPS tracking capabilities.

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  EU to spend far less for infrastructure protection - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/5/2005    Last Visited: 7/7/2005  

  "We don't need to spend a lot of money," said Magnus Ovilius, senior administrator at the European Commission's Directorate-General for Justice, Freedom and Security, according to Euroactiv, the EU's media portal.
  
  Ovilius pegged U.S. spending on critical infrastructure protection at $62 billion over five years, but he said Europe may take a different approach that is less costly.
  
  "Responsibility for managing risk will lie primarily with the owners and operators," Ovilius said.
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  Ovilius said the EU should limit itself to installations with a cross-border effect, for example, power plants located near borders.

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  Magnus Ovilius, Head of Sector, Preparedness & Crisis Management Directorate-General Justice Freedom and Security, European Commission

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  Magnus Ovilius Senior Administrator, Directorate General Justice, Freedom and Security, European Commission

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  Schutz kritischer Infrastruktur: Kommission will nur... - [Cached Version]
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  In contrast to the US big budget approach, which in the upcoming five year period is set at 62 billion dollars, Magnus Ovilius, senior administrator at the Commission's DG Justice, Freedom and Security, took a different line:
  
  "We don't need to spend a lot of money," he said, arguing that there was a need to start out by carrying out a threat assessment to establish where and when funds could be spent in a relevant manner.For the period 2007-2013 the Commission is proposing a 140 million euro programme.
  
  Overall Ovilius argued that the role for the EU should be limited: "Responsibility for managing risk will lie primarily with the owners and operators.

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  Smiths Detection - Management Team - [Cached Version]
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  Magnus Ovilius, Government Relations
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  Magnus Ovilius, Government Relations MAGNUS OVILIUS, Government Relations, kam am 1. Dezember 2008 zu Smiths Detection. Seit 1996 war er bei der Europäischen Kommission in verschiedenen Management-Positionen tätig, und repräsentierte die Europäische Kommission als Diplomat gegenüber der Russischen Föderation. Bevor er zu Smiths Detection kam war Magnus als Bereichsleiter Preparedness & Crisis Management der Generaldirektion für Justiz, Freiheit und Sicherheit der Europäischen Kommission tätig. Er war dort für die Formulierung, Implementierung und Evaluierung von EU-Anti-Terror-Programmen sowie deren verteidigungsbezogene Aspekte, Strafverfolgung im Rahmen des Zivilschutzes, Schutz kritischer Infrastrukturen, Krisenmanagement, CBRN-Bereitschaft und Security Research zuständig. Nach einer Offiziersausbildung bei der schwedischen Armee diente Magnus Ovilius als Operations Officer bei den UN-Streitkäften im Libanon. Er besitzt den Abschluss eines Master of Laws (LLM) der Universität Lund, Schweden.

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  Smiths Detection - Management team - [Cached Version]
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  Magnus Ovilius, Government Relations
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  Magnus Ovilius, Government Relations MAGNUS OVILIUS, Government Relations, joined Smiths Detection 1 December 2008. Magnus has been with the European Commission since 1996 where he has held various management positions including being posted as a diplomat representing the European Commission to the Russian Federation. Prior to joining Smiths Detection, Magnus was Head of Sector, Preparedness and Crisis Management in the Directorate General for Justice Freedom and Security. Magnus was responsible for the formulation, implementation and evaluation of European Union counter-terrorism policies including defence related aspects of counter- terrorism, law enforcement led civil protection, critical infrastructure protection, crisis management, CBRNE, and Security Research. Prior to this Magnus also has military training as an officer with the Swedish Armed Forces serving as an operations officer in the UN Forces in Lebanon. Magnus holds a degree of Master of Laws from the University of Lund in Sweden.

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  Smiths Detection - Overview - [Cached Version]
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  Magnus Ovilius Head of Sector, Critical Infrastructure Protection and Crisis Management, in the EU

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