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A Finnish law that implements the EU's CER Directive to enhance the resilience of critical infrastructure and entities against physical threats across eleven essential sectors.

The Finnish Act on the Protection of Infrastructure Critical to Society and on the Improvement of Resilience (310/2025), commonly known as the CER Act, transposes the EU's Critical Entities Resilience (CER) Directive into Finland's national legislation. The law, which entered into force on July 1, 2025, aims to enhance national security and the resilience of society by ensuring that essential services can operate with minimal disruption under all circumstances. It mandates that critical entities, to be identified by responsible ministries by July 17, 2026, must conduct regular risk assessments, implement measures to ensure their resilience, and report significant incidents. The legislation covers eleven sectors: energy, transport, banking, financial market infrastructure, health, drinking water, wastewater, digital infrastructure, public administration, space, and food. This act complements Finland's Cybersecurity Act (implementing NIS2), with critical entities under CER also being subject to cybersecurity obligations.
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14 §.(1): Riskiarvioinnin suorittaminen ja aikataulu
14 §.(2): Riskiarvioinnin sisältö ja laajuus
15 §.(2).1: Poikkeamien ehkäiseminen
15 §.(2).2: Fyysinen suojaaminen
15 §.(2).3: Poikkeamiin vastaaminen ja niiden lieventäminen
15 §.(2).4: Poikkeamista palautuminen
15 §.(2).5: Henkilöstöturvallisuuden varmistaminen
15 §.(2).6: Tiedottaminen henkilöstölle
15 §.(2).7: Toteuttamisaikataulu
15 §.(3): Muun lain mukaisen suunnitelman hyödyntäminen
15 §.(4): Nimetty yhteyspiste
16 §: Poikkeamia koskeva ilmoitusvelvollisuus
17 §: Ensi-ilmoituksen ja yksityiskohtaisen raportin sisältö
15 §.(1): Häiriönsietokykyä koskeva suunnitelma
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