In 2021, Nunzia Ciardi was appointed Deputy Director General of the National Cybersecurity Agency after leading the Postal and Communications Police, the top law enforcement body against cybercrime. A member of scientific committees and Women4Cyber, she received the Inspiring Fifty 2021 and Marisa Bellisario 2023 awards.
Chartered Accountant, Independent Director, expert in “Digital Infrastructures and Cybersecurity Governance”, with roles in governing and supervisory bodies of public and private companies. He is President of Trentino Digitale S.p.A., where he promotes digital transformation and innovation in Public Administration.
Previously served as Chief of Police in Milan, Trieste, and Vicenza, and held senior positions within the State Police (Digos in Turin). Graduate in Law and at the FBI Academy in Quantico. He is expert in public order and counter-terrorism.
Serving in the Carabinieri since 1993, he has been an Officer since 2002. At the R.O.S. since 2008, he has commanded the Trento Anticrime Section since 2015. Expert in subversive crime, terrorism and organised crime, including international. Specialised in innovative investigative techniques and support to judicial authorities.
A magistrate since 1981, he served for 29 years at the Milan Prosecutor’s Office, focusing on mafia-related crimes, corruption, and tax offenses. Later, as Deputy Prosecutor in Brescia, he coordinated investigations into fuel fraud and waste trafficking. Since January 2018, he has led the Trento Prosecutor’s Office.
Overlooking Piazza Dante and standing opposite Trento's train station, the building is a stone’s throw from the historic centre. This building was built between 1958-65 as part of a project by Trentino architect Adalberto Libera (1903-1963), a leading figure in Italian rationalist architecture.
