Anna Corsaro is a strategic analyst with over 30 years of experience in intelligence and strategic security analysis, specializing in the structural interpretation of security systems, institutional fragility, and the governance of AI‑driven environments. She has worked across counter‑terrorism, transnational organized crime, geopolitical risk, and strategic threat assessment, contributing to high‑level programs within the Italian government and international partners.
Her international work includes advisory contributions to the presidential administration of Venezuela (1997–1999) and to the government of Madagascar (November 2006–March 2007), as well as strategic input to the Euro‑Mediterranean Dialogue hosted by the Friedrich‑Ebert‑Stiftung in 2017. She chaired the Soft Targets Protection session at ASIS Middle East 2017 in Bahrain and founded the ASIS Maghreb Chapter the same year, covering Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, and Morocco. She also co‑founded the ASIS International Risk & Resilience Series.
Corsaro is the author of a chapter in NATO’s Science for Peace and Security Series on soft‑target defense and modern terrorism, and has published comparative research on foreign policy and global security dynamics. Her current work focuses on the epistemic and structural challenges introduced by inferential systems in critical infrastructure, with an emphasis on institutional exposure, decision‑chain fragility, and governance architectures for AI‑driven environments.
She is the Founder and Managing Director of HEMEIS, an independent strategic analysis group focused on institutional architectures, complex systems, and the structural interpretation of AI‑driven environments.
