Implement regulation on the resilience of critical entities in Hungary

Abstract

The article takes a Hungarian transposition of the EU Directive on the Resilience of Critical Organizations, outlining the key legislative and regulatory measures to improve the resilience and capacity of the nation's critical organizations and infrastructures. Aligned with both national priorities and EU directives, the policies focus on enhancing cybersecurity, risk management and operational readiness, while fostering cooperation between government and industry sectors. The approach integrates advanced methodologies and frameworks, ensuring consistency with European standards such as NIS 2 and CER directives. These measures address vulnerabilities in critical sectors such as energy, transport and communications, while emphasizing cooperation between actors, resilience planning and simplified administrative processes. The new legislation represents a significant improvement with an increased focus on comprehensive risk management, cross-border cooperation and digital resilience.