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Through the CER-D, the '''resilience'''<ref>According to Art 2 Z 2 CER-D, "resilience" refers to the ability of a critical entity to prevent, protect against, respond to, repel, limit the consequences of, absorb, manage, and recover from a security incident (cf. § 3 Z 2 RKEG-Draft).</ref>, meaning the resistance, of critical entities against '''security incidents'''<ref>"Security incident" according to Art 2 Z 3 CER-D refers to an event that significantly disrupts or could disrupt the provision of an essential service, including an impairment of national systems for maintaining the rule of law.</ref>

Translations:Critical Entities‘ Resilience Directive (CER)/5/en - Versionsgeschichte