Translations:Critical Entities‘ Resilience Directive (CER)/23/en
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- strategic objectives and priorities for improving the overall resilience of critical entities, taking into account cross-border and cross-sector dependencies and interdependencies
- a governance framework for achieving the strategic objectives and priorities, including a description of the roles and responsibilities of the respective authorities, critical entities, and other actors involved in implementing the strategy
- a description of the measures necessary to improve the overall resilience of critical entities, including a description of the risk assessment (Article 5 CER-D)
- a description of the procedure for identifying critical entities
- a description of the process for supporting critical entities, including measures to improve cooperation between the public sector on the one hand, and the private sector and public and private entities on the other;
- a list of the main authorities and relevant stakeholders involved in implementing the strategy
- a policy framework for coordination between the competent authorities and the authorities competent under the NIS2-D for the purposes of exchanging information on cybersecurity risks, cyber threats, and cybersecurity incidents, as well as on non-cyber-related risks, threats, and security incidents, and for carrying out supervisory tasks
- a description of existing measures to facilitate the implementation of obligations under Chapter III CER-D (Art 12 et seq. CER-D) by small and medium-sized enterprises classified as critical entities by the relevant Member States.