In a rapidly changing world, there are many topics that significantly influence perimeter security. Just to name a few examples: the KRITIS implementation law, cloud technologies, BIM (Building Information Modeling), 3D, biometrics, NIS-2 – and more. All of these developments require extended measures and bring perimeter security into a new dimension.
Many of the associated requirements are still open, as the KRITIS implementation law – a fundamental basis – has not yet been adopted.
What does the National KRITIS Resilience Strategy mean?
- By January 17, 2026, the German government must adopt a strategy to improve the resilience of critical infrastructures.
- Regulations for identifying and registering critical facilities will be required.
- Technical, security-related, and organizational measures must be implemented to strengthen resilience.
- Identify and plan exemplary measures for orientation.
We want to start introducing, developing, and, where possible, implementing preparatory measures now, so that steps toward fulfilling future legal requirements can already be initiated. We would like to present these to you and discuss them together.
The goal is to be prepared for the future by learning from past experiences and addressing current challenges. This means we want to present planning guidelines, implementation strategies, and solution proposals, and plan the next steps such as training sessions, expert conferences, or the necessary planning tools.
