Protect Your Critical Infrastructure with Ease!

In today’s increasingly digital world, ensuring the security of your critical infrastructure is more important than ever. With the NIS-2 directive, the standards for safeguarding against digital and physical threats are clear and actionable.

Step 01

Company Information

For classification according to EU Recommendation 2003/361/EC (relevant for NIS-2).

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small = < 50 employees
medium = 50-249 employees
large = > 250 employees
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small = < 50 employees
medium = 50-249 employees
large = > 250 employees
small = Revenue ≤ €10M OR Balance sheet ≤ €10M
medium = Revenue ≤ €50M OR Balance sheet ≤ €43M
large = Revenue > €50M OR Balance sheet > €43M
Error message
small = Revenue ≤ €10M OR Balance sheet ≤ €10M
medium = Revenue ≤ €50M OR Balance sheet ≤ €43M
large = Revenue > €50M OR Balance sheet > €43M

Step 02

Company Sector

What area do you primarily work in?

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Step 03

Plant inspection

Do one or more of the following values apply to your investments?

Step 04

Shared Facilities

Do you operate multiple systems of the same category at one location or on the same network?

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KRITIS Operator

High priority — immediate action required. Your facility falls under the Critical Infrastructure Ordinance (KRITIS-Verordnung).

NIS-2 Entity

You are classified as an Important or Particularly Important Entity under NIS-2 and must implement cyber security measures.

Currently not regulated

Based on your input, you currently do not fall under the KRITIS Ordinance or NIS-2.

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Critical infrastructure operators

It is highly likely that they operate a critical facility as defined by the BSI-KritisV.

Recommended Measures (To-Dos):

  • Registration with BSI / BBK: Registration as a critical infrastructure operator with the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) is legally required.
  • IT Security according to § 8a BSIG: Proof of the "state of the art" through certifications (e.g., ISO 27001 or BSI IT-Grundschutz). Recurring audits every two years by recognized auditors.
  • Physical Protection (KRITIS-DachG): Mandatory risk analysis and resilience plan to protect against physical threats (sabotage, attacks). Perimeter protection, access control, and audit trails are mandatory.
  • Reporting obligation for security incidents: Significant security incidents must be reported to the BSI immediately (within 24 hours) and no later than 72 hours after becoming known.
  • Supply chain security: Auditing and securing your own supply chain (suppliers, service providers) for security risks.

dormakaba Recommendation: As a leading provider of physical security solutions, dormakaba supports you in meeting the legal requirements of the KRITIS Umbrella Act (KRITIS-DachG): perimeter protection, access and identity management, tamper-proof audit trails, and certified high-security systems.

Critical infrastructure operators

It is most likely that they operate a critical facility as defined by the BSI-KritisV.

Recommended Measures (To-Dos):

  • Cyber Security Risk Management: Mandatory risk management measures to secure network and information systems (Art. 21 NIS-2). This includes authentication, encryption, and access controls.
  • Management Liability: The management is personally liable for the implementation of the cyber security measures and must provide proof of training (Art. 20 NIS-2).
  • Reporting obligation for security incidents: Significant disruptions must be reported to the BSI within 24 hours (early warning) and 72 hours (full report).
  • Supply Chain Security: You must also consider the cyber security of your direct suppliers and service providers and secure it contractually.
  • Physical Access Control: No physical resilience plan according to KRITIS-DachG is required, but securing access to sensitive areas (server rooms, switchgear) is part of the technical measures according to NIS-2.

dormakaba Recommendation: Even without the KRITIS-DachG obligation, NIS-2 measures require the physical protection of sensitive IT areas. dormakaba offers access-secured server room solutions, identity management, and audit trails that support your compliance documentation

Critical infrastructure operators

It is most likely that they operate a critical facility as defined by the BSI-KritisV.

Recommended Measures (To-Dos):

  • Recommendation: BSI IT-Grundschutz: Even without a legal obligation, it is advisable to follow the BSI IT-Grundschutz compendium to minimize operational downtime and fend off cyberattacks.
  • Annual re-evaluation: Thresholds and regulatory requirements can change. Re-evaluate your status annually or in the event of significant company changes.
  • Voluntary measures: Investments in physical security and access control increase operational security and can serve as proof in the event of a future regulatory obligation.

dormakaba Recommendation: Even without a legal obligation, a robust physical security infrastructure pays off. dormakaba offers scalable solutions that grow with your requirements

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*This form is merely a recommendation and in no case does it replace a professional review of the project.