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Brief description

One of the basic obligations of the Major Accidents Ordinance (StörfallV) is to take unauthorized interference as a source of danger (Art. 3 Para. 2 No. 3 of the Major Accidents Ordinance). This must be done in such a way hazardous substances present in the operating areas in such a way that they are protected against against malfunctions caused by intentional interference in such a way that serious danger or damage to property within the meaning of the StörfallV can be reasonably excluded. In addition, there are regulations (e.g. Hazardous Substances Ordinance, Explosives Act) to protect certain substances from access by unauthorized persons. The requirements for the protective measures must be appropriate to the effects of unauthorized access. tampering. These guidelines focus on protection against unauthorized access, which could cause serious hazards. These can be, for example attacks or attempts to blackmail a company or public institutions. blackmail. This also includes threats from cyber attacks and drones. Intrusions include access, entry or access.

Issue date

2019-11

areas / working committees

Further Training, Safety, Certification

topic / sub working committees

Safety

topics / working groups

Cyber Security