After Attacks on Substations: That's What the Operators Say
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After the attacks on substations in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, the focus is also on a question in southern Lower Saxony: How good is the critical infrastructure protected against attacks?
Sabotage of power lines, drone attacks, fire attacks: Germany's critical infrastructure has become a target. What powers should private operators have in protecting their installations?
According to the recent alleged sabotage files, better protection measures for critical infrastructure are being discussed. The company must agree on what the operators of such facilities should be, said North Rhine-Westphalia's Interior Minister Reul, CDU, in ZDF.
According to security expert Ferdinand Gehringer, Germany's critical infrastructure is not sufficiently protected. Sabotage and cyber attacks show weaknesses, fast adjustments are necessary.
How can critical infrastructure in Germany be better protected? Who is responsible for this and what rights are required to do so? Following attacks on the power grid, there has been a debate about this in politics.
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