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Critical Infrastructure Manager
Key obligations of the basic service provider
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The CIM certification course is intended primarily for persons responsible for the implementation of the new law on critical infrastructure and for the fulfillment of obligations under this new standard. In practice, the critical infrastructure manager is a kind of intermediary between the top management and the operational level of the organization, especially in the areas of security risk management and crisis management.
The Act on strengthening the resilience of critical infrastructure entities (ZKI) is a transposition of the new European directive on the resilience of critical entities (CER). It will affect several hundred organizations in more than 11 regulated industries and tens of thousands of critical suppliers.
Due to the professional focus, the course is suitable for:
Critical Infrastructure Managers (CIMs)
Cyber Security Managers (MKB)
All crisis management, security, risk management, BCM and ISMS professionals
Compliance managers, responsible for achieving compliance with CER and NIS2 directives
Lead auditors
What will you learn
More information- Implementation of a risk management system
- Ability to handle incidents and crisis management
- Processing of risk assessment in accordance with ZKI
- Elaboration of a resilience plan in accordance with ZKI
- Regular reporting for the top management of the liable entity
- Implementation of a supply chain security management system
- Implementation of a safety management system for critical personnel
- Fulfillment of information obligations towards crisis management authorities
- Responsibility for strengthening the resilience of the critical infrastructure entity
- Communication with the responsible authorities and with other subjects of critical infrastructure
- Implementation of measures to strengthen the resilience of the subject of critical infrastructure
Terms
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Timeline
- Block length 90 min.
- Teaching hours 16
- Refreshments Yes
- Exam No
As part of the MKI course, you will learn how to process a functional risk assessment, how to successfully manage the continuity of an organization's activities, how to manage risks related to physical security, critical personnel and the supply chain. The role is not compatible with the role of internal auditor.
Frequently asked questions
All questionsWhat is ZKI?
The Critical Infrastructure Act is a piece of legislation that establishes a framework for identifying, protecting, and ensuring the resilience of critical infrastructure in the state. This law usually defines what is considered critical infrastructure, determines the obligations of the owners and operators of these infrastructures, and establishes mechanisms for cooperation between the public and private sectors. In the Czech Republic, the issue of critical infrastructure is primarily governed by Act No. 240/2000 Coll., on crisis management (crisis law) and some other related regulations.
What is CER?
Critical Entities Resilience (CER) refers to the ability of underlying infrastructure and services to withstand, adapt and recover quickly from disruptions, ensuring the continuous delivery of critical functions. This concept is critical to maintaining the stability and security of society, especially in the face of natural disasters, cyber attacks, pandemics or other significant threats.
What is MKI responsible for?
The Critical Infrastructure Manager is responsible for ensuring the security, resilience and continuous operation of key infrastructure systems and services. His role includes a wide range of tasks and responsibilities that are critical to the prevention, preparation, response and recovery of various types of threats and emergencies.
Your next career step
Critical Entities Resilience Intro (CER Intro™)
Managerial introduction to the methodology and guidelines for strengthening the resilience of critical entities
ZKI Readiness™
Preparation for the Act on Critical Infrastructure and the Impacts of the CER Directive
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