The European Union’s economic framework has for a long time been underpinned by advances in technology. Yet, in our rapidly evolving digital era, innovation may in some cases pose a threat to economic security. The European Commission has therefore announced that it will undertake in-depth risk assessments across a number of critical technologies. While this initiative pivots on reducing tech vulnerabilities, it also encompasses geopolitics, strategic partnerships, and safeguarding the EU’s economic interests.
Isabella Morgott

Isabella provides policy analysis, monitoring and advice to tech clients. Her areas of expertise span the range of EU tech policy, including AI, digital platforms and data protection.
Before joining Inline, Isabella worked as a researcher at the University of Malta, as well as a Project Communication Officer at the European Forum for Urban Security.
She holds an MA in European Public Affairs and Governance from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, a graduate degree in Political Science from the University of Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas, as well as an undergraduate degree in Romance Philology and Communication Science from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Isabella speaks English, French, German, Spanish and Polish.
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Written by Isabella Morgott on 27 Oct 2023