Translation of "Kritische infrastruktur" in English

I mean, we have critical infrastructure.

Rail transport and energy supply are important examples of this critical infrastructure.

Because critical infrastructure - and there is the basis of digitization - is so vulnerable?

In a nutshell, not every network and information system is a critical information infrastructure.

Critical infrastructure is vital to the functioning of modern societies and economies.

It will devour critical infrastructure in minutes.

Critical infrastructure: Switzerland would come to a standstill without SWITCH!

The Federal Council has declared .ch a critical infrastructure.

The Domain Name System (DNS) is a critical infrastructure.

And they will go to critical infrastructure.

Critical infrastructure, including hospitals, health centres and schools, has been severely damaged or destroyed.

We are up and running at full capacity to keep up the critical infrastructure of our countries!

Develop new business areas, customers and revenues in fast-growing market segments (including critical infrastructure)

Russian cyber attacks on critical infrastructure serve as one major example of this constant insecurity.

With VESDA-E VEU we expect to protect Telstra's critical infrastructure for many years to come.

I think that one such critical infrastructure element is financial infrastructure: Hungary's banking system, in other words.

Considering that CBRN accidents or attacks pose serious threats to the security of the people living in the European Union and can disrupt critical infrastructure and the normal functioning of societies in any or several EU Member States and are oblivious to borders, I support the European Parliament resolution which calls on the Council and the Commission to rapidly review and strengthen the Action Plan according to the recommendations in this report and to ensure its swift implementation.

I voted for this report because it calls on the Council and the Commission to rapidly review and strengthen the Action Plan according to the recommendations in this report and to ensure its swift implementation, given that CBRN accidents or attacks pose serious threats to the security of the people living in the European Union and can disrupt critical infrastructures and the normal functioning of societies in one or more EU Member States without any respect for borders.

Our idea is to take into consideration only those infrastructures that are truly cross-border in nature and not of course those confined to the territory of just one Member State, unless that particular critical infrastructure has an influence that goes beyond the borders of that Member State.

I believe the narrower definition of critical European infrastructures, according to which at least three Member States, or two others than the one in which the critical infrastructure is located, must be affected, is the right one.

It is hard for me to know, if a website was blocked in one country, would that mean that it was no longer critical infrastructure?

I do not know whether the Internet can be described as critical infrastructure according to the definition used by the Commission.

In other words, we have to acknowledge that critical infrastructure has spilled into cyberspace, and I believe that Estonia is the first country to have experienced elements of cyber-war.

And, online, governments and private actors alike are abusing the modern world’s interconnectedness, threatening sensitive information and critical infrastructure across the globe.

In an open letter to the US president in September 2007, American professionals in cyber defense warned that “the critical infrastructure of the United States, including electrical power, finance, telecommunications, health care, transportation, water, defense, and the Internet, is highly vulnerable to cyber attack.

For example, the new non-governmental Global Commission on Stability in Cyberspace, chaired by former Estonian Foreign Minister Marina Kaljurand, has issued a call to protect the public core of the Internet (defined to include routing, the domain name system, certificates of trust, and critical infrastructure).