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ZKI Readiness™
Act on strengthening the resilience of critical infrastructure entities
- We recommend taking the CER Intro course first
ZKI Readiness™ loosely follows on from the CER Intro™ course and is primarily intended for statutory bodies of basic service providers and persons responsible for crisis preparedness, security and resilience of critical infrastructure entities.
With the help of our CER Lead Auditors, you will penetrate the upcoming legislation well in advance, find out whether it will affect your organization, when you will have to comply with the new rules and how best to achieve compliance when implementing the required measures. Due to the professional focus, the course is particularly suitable for:
Auditors
Critical Infrastructure Managers (CIMs)
Cyber Security Managers (MKB)
Compliance managers, responsible for achieving compliance with CER and NIS2 directives
All crisis management, security, risk management, BCM and ISMS professionals
What will you learn
More information- Prepare a plan for the implementation of new measures
- Assess the impact of upcoming regulation on your industry and organization
- Familiarize yourself with the current draft law on critical infrastructure
- Get familiar with the ongoing legislative process and known deadlines
Terms
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Timeline
- Block length 90 min.
- Teaching hours 4
- Refreshments Yes
- Exam No
We guarantee the highest expertise! The working group of the ZKI Readiness™ course participates in the creation of the upcoming law on strengthening the resilience of critical infrastructure entities (ZKI) based on the EU directive on the resilience of critical entities Critical Entities Resilience (CER).
The course does not require prerequisites, but we recommend taking the CER Intro (Critical Entities Resilience Introduction) course.
Frequently asked questions
All questionsWhat is DORA?
The DORA regulation (Digital Operational Resilience Act) is a European regulation that sets uniform requirements for the security of networks and information systems of organizations operating in the financial sector and their suppliers of information technology and IT services, such as cloud platforms or data analysis services.
When will DORA come into force?
Already on December 27, 2022, the new Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) 2022/2554 of December 14, 2022 on the digital operational resilience of the financial sector and on the amendment of other regulations, abbreviated as DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), was published in the Official Journal i.e. Digital Operational Resilience Regulation). It should be applicable (ie effective) from 17 January 2025.
What changes does NIS2 bring?
The scope of obligations to ensure information and cyber security will not change that much with the new law. What will be new, however, will be the number of regulated entities. Under the current cyber security law regime, obligations are imposed on several hundred larger firms and public bodies. The new law will affect thousands, if not tens of thousands, of organizations. Including a number of medium and smaller entities. Even in areas that have not yet been covered by any regulation directly related to information or cyber security, such as the food industry, waste management, the provision of certain IT services, transport, etc.
Your next career step
Critical Entities Resilience Intro (CER Intro™)
Managerial introduction to the methodology and guidelines for strengthening the resilience of critical entities
NIS2 Manager
Implementation basics from A-Z. NIS2 in practice, link to ISO 27001, ZKB, GDPR and CER
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