Critical Infrastructure Protection (Cip) as New Soft Targets: Private Security vs. Common Security

Besenyő, János; Fehér, András Tibor

doi:10.9770/jssi.2020.10.1(1)

“…One observer has already drawn attention to the paradox of securing critical infrastructure owned and operated by the private sector in a centralized way. The importance of involving economic and market actors in maintaining public security has been emphasized (Besenyő, Fehér, 2020). Nevertheless, sector-specific authorities are responsible for fostering the sector members' efforts to ensure the availability of essential services.…”

Section: Global Warming and The European Financial Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

Some impacts of global warming on critical infrastructure protection - heat waves and the European financial sector

Somogyi¹,

Nagy²

2022

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Global warming is one of the hottest topics today, impacting every aspect of our life on Earth. Surprisingly, the effects of climate change on critical infrastructure protection have not been studied extensively. This paper i) examines three challenges raised by heatwaves: managing environmental risks; failure of partners and supply chains caused by extreme weather; operation during heatwaves, and ii) gives an overview of the responses of the European financial sector. By contributing to the growing research area of global warming, this study provides an opportunity to understand some of the climate risks better and offers some insights into the climate strategy of the European banking industry. Research data is drawn from two primary sources. Relevant literature was explored, and current supervisory recommendations were examined along with the results of the European financial sector's first climate risk stress test.

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“…One observer has already drawn attention to the paradox of securing critical infrastructure owned and operated by the private sector in a centralized way. The importance of involving economic and market actors in maintaining public security has been emphasized (Besenyő, Fehér, 2020). Nevertheless, sector-specific authorities are responsible for fostering the sector members' efforts to ensure the availability of essential services.…”

Section: Global Warming and The European Financial Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

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2022

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Global warming is one of the hottest topics today, impacting every aspect of our life on Earth. Surprisingly, the effects of climate change on critical infrastructure protection have not been studied extensively. This paper i) examines three challenges raised by heatwaves: managing environmental risks; failure of partners and supply chains caused by extreme weather; operation during heatwaves, and ii) gives an overview of the responses of the European financial sector. By contributing to the growing research area of global warming, this study provides an opportunity to understand some of the climate risks better and offers some insights into the climate strategy of the European banking industry. Research data is drawn from two primary sources. Relevant literature was explored, and current supervisory recommendations were examined along with the results of the European financial sector's first climate risk stress test.

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“…The connection and interdependence of different infrastructure elements among each other highlights the common goals of national and European community security in terms of critical infrastructure protection (Rehak et al, 2016;Stergiopoulosa et al, 2016;Besenyo, Feher, 2020). Legal norms of national legislation must not conflict with European treaties, laws adopted by European institutions, agreements concluded by the EU with third countries and international organizations, and the case law of the European Court of Justice (Borzel, 2016;Shumilo et al 2021;Poustourli, 2016;Skara, Hajdini, 2021).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Security of European critical infrastructures outside the European Union: a review of the Western Balkans national laws

Sikimić¹

2022

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From the very beginning of the 21st century, the European Union took measures to develop a common security framework for critical infrastructure protection and to harmonize measures and standards between states. European critical infrastructures should be determined from the national critical infrastructure, which implies the regulations / rules for critical infrastructure protection are an important factor in European security and national laws. The paper examines the representation and impact of the provisions of DIRECTIVE 2008/114 / EC in the specific laws for security and protection of European critical infrastructures outside the European Union. In the Western Balkans, four specific laws were adopted setting out national frameworks for the establishment of critical infrastructure protection frameworks. The results of the analysis are based on the incorporation and implementation of the suggested common European Union approach for critical infrastructure protection in the national legislations of Western Balkan countries.

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Critical Infrastructure Protection (Cip) as New Soft Targets: Private Security vs. Common Security

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Some impacts of global warming on critical infrastructure protection - heat waves and the European financial sector

Some impacts of global warming on critical infrastructure protection - heat waves and the European financial sector

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Security of European critical infrastructures outside the European Union: a review of the Western Balkans national laws

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