With the entry into force of the new CER directive, critical entities must focus on resilience. New tools will soon be demanded by Critical Infrastructure operators and innovative technologies will make the difference for the adoption of key measures: carry out risk assessments, take technical and organizational measures to enhance resilience and notify incidents. The H2020 PRAETORIAN project enables the security stakeholders of the CIs in Europe to manage the life cycle of security threats, from forecast, assessment and prevention to detection, response, and mitigation, in a collaborative manner with the security teams from related CIs—being the CIs in the same sector or not. PRAETORIAN supports the decision-making process of CI operators to prevent major damages to the installations, neighboring population, and the environment, while allowing a fast recovery after incidents. This means a significant move toward a Resilience-based framework, going beyond the merely Protection approach required by the former regulation.

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PRAETORIAN: From Protection to Resilience of Critical Infrastructures

  • Eva Muñoz-Navarro,
  • Juan José Hernández-Montesinos,
  • Antonio Marqués-Moreno,
  • Lazaros Papadopoulos,
  • Antonios Karteris,
  • Konstantinos Demestichas

摘要

With the entry into force of the new CER directive, critical entities must focus on resilience. New tools will soon be demanded by Critical Infrastructure operators and innovative technologies will make the difference for the adoption of key measures: carry out risk assessments, take technical and organizational measures to enhance resilience and notify incidents. The H2020 PRAETORIAN project enables the security stakeholders of the CIs in Europe to manage the life cycle of security threats, from forecast, assessment and prevention to detection, response, and mitigation, in a collaborative manner with the security teams from related CIs—being the CIs in the same sector or not. PRAETORIAN supports the decision-making process of CI operators to prevent major damages to the installations, neighboring population, and the environment, while allowing a fast recovery after incidents. This means a significant move toward a Resilience-based framework, going beyond the merely Protection approach required by the former regulation.