Rasmus Dahlberg is an associate professor in societal security and deputy head of the SECURE research centre at Roskilde University, where he studies how society and individual citizens can become more resilient to crises and hybrid threats. He sits on the expert panel for the preparedness sector under Denmark's Ministry of Societal Security and Preparedness, and is one of the country's most frequently quoted voices on drones, cyberattacks and crisis management. As gamemaster behind the DR1 programme "Kriseøvelse: Hybridangreb på Danmark" he puts former officials under pressure in a fictional crisis simulation.
New season of the DR program "Crisis Exercise: Hybrid Attack on Denmark", developed by Dahlberg and Lene Sandberg, puts eleven of the country's crisis leaders to the test in a fictional hybrid crisis.
Dahlberg assesses that the average Dane today is better equipped to handle hybrid threats than a few years ago, while FE and PET have raised the threat level.
In the DR documentary 'Drones over Denmark', Dahlberg criticizes the government's handling of the drone case and believes that the authorities still owe the public answers.
Dahlberg left the Defence Academy for a position as lecturer and vice director at the new research center SECURE: Center for Societal Security and Resilience at Roskilde University.
Dansk Industri hired Dahlberg as an advisor to help Danish startups and scaleups strengthen their preparedness.
A free day at Aarhus Main Library featuring the Home Guard, with talks, workshops, escape rooms and live entertainment exploring crisis preparedness and emergency readiness.
Historian Rasmus Dahlberg examines Denmark's preparedness for crises including extreme weather, technological failures, and hybrid threats, and what citizens can do to be better equipped.
DR's emergency preparedness day at Fredensborg Library explores crisis management through community singing, lectures, hands-on activities and a children's programme - a day about strengthening local communities and knowledge.
Lecturer Rasmus Dahlberg from Roskilde University discusses Denmark's preparedness for crises including extreme weather, technological failures, and hybrid threats.
A free community event at Hovedbiblioteket featuring talks, activities, and exhibitions on emergency preparedness for all ages, with group singing, survival stories, and interactive stands.
Lecturer Rasmus Dahlberg from Roskilde University discusses Denmark's preparedness for crises such as extreme weather, technological failures, and hybrid threats - and what we as a society and citizens can do to be better prepared.