UHNWI risk exposure checklist
The new CER Directive intends to increase the resilience of critical infrastructure against a variety of risks, including natural disasters, terrorist attacks, insider threats, and sabotage. There are numerous crucial dates in the upcoming months of which organisations should make note.
Take a look at our overview of important dates.
In July 2027, the European Commission will report to the Parliament and Council on conformity with the Directive. If you are a business that operates in the sectors covered by the CER Directive, it is imperative that you consider the likelihood of being nominated as a critical entity and act based on the official timelines.
For more information on the CER Directive and how we can guide you through the changes, get in touch with us for a no-obligation chat at info@b4secure.co.uk