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In a rapidly evolving world, the protection of Critical Infrastructure has become a pressing challenge and an opportunity. This is particularly true in the European context, where the KRITIS (Critical Infrastructure Protection) umbrella law is setting new legal foundations for companies and public institutions.
A recent whitepaper, "The Salto Whitepaper: Enhancing Security in the KRITIS Environment," sheds light on this critical issue. The whitepaper highlights the potential benefits of electronic access control beyond just security, suggesting that investing in security through electronic access control can yield quick returns.
The whitepaper outlines the actions required from KRITIS-affected companies and public institutions. These include risk analysis, resilience planning, incident reporting, IT and physical security, and compliance with regulatory requirements aimed at protecting vital societal functions from disruptions.
The industries affected by KRITIS laws are diverse, encompassing energy, transport and traffic, finance, social security, health, nutrition, waste management, water supply, public administration, and even the space sector. The protection of these sectors is crucial, given the consistently rising threat level to Critical Infrastructure.
The whitepaper discusses the role of electronic access control in meeting these legal requirements for KRITIS. Intelligent, networked access solutions can aid in the security of Critical Infrastructure, providing a more secure and efficient way to manage access to critical facilities.
However, it's important to note that the whitepaper does not discuss the expansion of the range of affected organizations under the KRITIS umbrella law. Nor does it mention the increasing threat level to Critical Infrastructure or the need for more resilience and foresight from affected companies and public institutions.
Politics is creating new legal foundations for KRITIS companies, demanding more resilience and foresight from affected companies and public institutions. The KRITIS umbrella law demands that these entities be more prepared for potential disruptions, ensuring the continuity of vital societal functions.
In conclusion, the whitepaper provides valuable insights into the use of access control in the KRITIS environment. It underscores the importance of electronic access control in enhancing security and meeting legal requirements. As the threat level to Critical Infrastructure continues to rise, it's crucial for affected companies and public institutions to invest in security measures like electronic access control to protect our societies from potential disruptions.
