Documentation Index
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Overview
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| CELEX | 32022L2557 |
| Status | Active |
| Articles | 29 |
| Recitals | 45 |
| EUR-Lex | View Official Text |
Compliance Deadlines
| Date | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2022-12-27 | Entry into force | Directive enters into force |
| 2024-10-17 | Transposition | Member States transposition deadline |
Stakeholder Roles
The CER Directive defines obligations for the following stakeholder roles:- manufacturer - Providers of security solutions for critical entities
- importer - Entities bringing security services into the EU
- distributor - Service providers supporting critical infrastructure
- authorized_representative - EU representatives for non-EU providers
- notified_body - Bodies for resilience assessment
- market_surveillance - National competent authorities
- consumer - Recipients of essential services
Requirement Types
Requirements in CER are classified as:- obligation - Mandatory resilience and risk assessment requirements
- prohibition - Restricted practices affecting critical infrastructure
- right - Rights of critical entities and service recipients
- procedure - Incident notification and reporting procedures
- general - General provisions and definitions
API Usage
Key Topics
- Critical entity identification and designation
- Risk assessment and resilience measures
- Physical and digital security requirements
- Incident notification obligations
- Cross-border cooperation and information exchange
- Supervision and enforcement mechanisms
- Relationship with NIS2 Directive (sister legislation)
