Translations:Critical Entities‘ Resilience Directive (CER)/61/en

• prevent the occurrence of **security incidents**
• ensure adequate physical protection of their premises and critical infrastructures (e.g., fences, barriers, environmental monitoring, detection devices, access control)
• respond to, repel, and limit the consequences of **security incidents** (e.g., implementation of risk and crisis management procedures and protocols)
• ensure restoration after security incidents (e.g., measures to maintain operations; identification of alternative supply chains)
• ensure appropriate security management regarding employees (e.g., defining categories of personnel performing critical functions; access rights; reliability checks)
• raise awareness among relevant personnel for these measures, with due consideration for training, informational material, and exercises

The Commission will issue guidelines that further specify these measures (Art 13 para 5 CER-D). The Commission will also adopt implementing acts to establish the technical and methodological specifications for the application of the measures (Art 13 para 6 CER-D).