“CRITIS” security managers worldwide are confronted with a multitude of information, new requirements, and questions, not least against the background of massive geopolitical changes. The new “International CRITIS Practical Guide to Video Technology” from Germany-based manufacturer Dallmeier Electronic is intended to provide support.
Compared to the first German edition, this internationally oriented, English-language practical guide has a broader definition of the CRITIS legal framework and is applicable worldwide. As a general and universal compendium, it also covers international issues and regulatory aspects.
NIS-2 and RCE directives
They need to manage the changing security landscape, keep abreast of legislative initiatives
The European NIS-2 and RCE directives and their corresponding national implementations in the 27 EU countries, other global CRITIS legislative initiatives outside the EU, cybersecurity, data protection, trustworthy AI according to the new EU AI Act, technology decisions, cost pressure: security managers in organisations of the critical infrastructure and newly affected “essential entities” and “important entities” are currently confronted with numerous challenges.
They need to manage the changing security landscape, keep abreast of legislative initiatives, consider the ethical and geopolitical aspects of investment decisions, make sustainable technology choices, and much more.
Compendium of practical tips and questionnaire
To support decision-makers and those responsible for physical and digital security in this dynamic decision-making situation, the German video technology manufacturer - Dallmeier Electronic decided to bundle the know-how from more than 40 years of experience. The result is the 100+ page practical guide “Cybersecure video technology for critical infrastructures and other essential and important entities” (available in English).
The document contains a comprehensive collection of important sources of information, assessments of current developments, and numerous practical tips on the subject of video technology for critical infrastructures.
