Anna Corsaro is a global security and intelligence specialist with over 30 years of field and analytical experience. Her expertise spans counter-terrorism, transnational organized crime, geopolitical risk, and strategic threat assessment.
Corsaro served for more than two decades as a Counter-Terrorism and Organized Crime Officer within the Italian Government, contributing to high-level operations and policy development in terrorism prevention and national security. Her international advisory work includes contributions to presidential administrations in Venezuela and Madagascar, and strategic input at the EuroMediterranean Dialogue hosted by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
She chaired the Soft Targets Protection session at ASIS Middle East 2017 in Bahrain and founded the ASIS Maghreb Chapter, covering Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, and Morocco. She also co-founded the ASIS International Risk & Resilience Series, a web-based initiative on global risk dynamics.
Corsaro authored a chapter in NATO’s Science for Peace and Security Series titled “Sousse Attacks: A New Perspective on Soft Target Defense and Modern-Day Terrorism Threat”. She has published comparative research on foreign policy in East Asia and contributed analytical articles to international platforms.
Multilingual and actively engaged in cross-cultural intelligence, Corsaro serves as Executive Advisor for international research firms and contributes to global discourse on security, governance, and crisis preparedness.
She is the Founder and Managing Director of HEMEIS Consulting & Security, a professional entity delivering tailored solutions in security strategy, crisis response, and protective intelligence to governments, institutions, and private sector clients.
