Cyber risk management in critical infrastructure systems

Communication and information exchange are embedded in all aspects of modern society. Technological advancements over the past few decades have enabled unprecedented levels of development. However, along with all the benefits, this progress also brings challenges such as communication disruptions, service unavailability, data theft or destruction, various types of fraud, and other problems caused by natural phenomena, technology, or human actions.

Critical infrastructure systems are particularly vulnerable to these risks, as their disruption affects a large number of citizens. Therefore, their protection requires special attention. Statistics show a continuous increase in cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure, with attacks becoming increasingly sophisticated, both organizationally and technically, causing significant damage. Governments are aware of these threats and are responding to them with various measures, starting with regulatory frameworks. One such measure is the obligation for critical infrastructure systems to assess risks and implement appropriate mitigation strategies.

Date: 6 March, 2025

Time: 18:00 – 19:00

Online

During the session “Cyber Risk Management in Critical Infrastructure Systems” organized by the Center for Risk Analysis and Crisis Management (CRACM), we will discuss:

The EU's NIS2 Directive and its impact
Obligations for critical infrastructure systems
The legal framework in Serbia
Practical examples from the industry

Panelists:

Dr. Marko Krstić – Ratel
Mina Tomić – A1 Serbia d.o.o.
Mirjana Mirković Đorđević – Institute for Standardization of Serbia

The session will be moderated by Nebojša Jokić from the Cyber Security Network Foundation.

Why should you attend?

✅ You will understand how states and companies combat cyber threats.

✅ You will hear how experts implement solutions in real-world environments.

✅ You will have the opportunity to ask questions and expand your knowledge in this important area.