Emergency Communications as critical infrastructure: Resilience, cybersecurity and EU law explained

How are emergency communications protected when crisis strikes, and do EU laws go far enough?

This webinar will present EENA’s latest report on the resilience and cybersecurity of emergency communications across Europe. We will examine how Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) and Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) fit within the EU frameworks established by the Critical Entities Resilience (CER) Directive and the NIS-2 Directive. We will break down these complex frameworks, identify key obligations, and review how Member States are transposing them into national law. We will also highlight inconsistencies in the classification of PSAPs as critical or essential entities. Beyond EU law, the session will explore NATO’s perspective on resilience and the growing importance of civil-military cooperation in crisis response, as well as practical challenges, emerging best practices, and future developments in strengthening both physical and cyber resilience.

Register here: https://members.eena.org/events/emergency-communications-as-critical-infrastructure-resilience-cybersecurity-and-eu-law-explained