Resilience for critical organizations
Practical resilience officer support, from understanding obligations to coordinating resilience documentation and related tasks.
Resilience Officer for critical organisations (EKFV)
Protecting critical infrastructure is not only a legal responsibility; it is essential to continuity of operations. A Resilience Officer (EKFV) helps your organisation prepare for unexpected events and maintain its ability to operate.
Our services
Appointing an external Resilience Officer – expert support for meeting applicable obligations
Resilience Plan (EKT): preparation and review – practical, up-to-date plans
Resilience Matrix (EKM): development – transparent risk analysis and decision support
Stress tests and exercises – realistic simulations for effective preparation
Training programmes and workshops – preparing employees for extraordinary events
Regulatory consultation and representation – active participation in inspections and consultations
Liaison with authorities – clear communication and administrative support
Expert advice – tailored solutions for your organisation
The role of the EKFV in practice
A Resilience Officer:
helps ensure that key personnel and managers receive suitable training,
assesses organisational resilience and recommends improvements,
coordinates preparation and periodic review of resilience plans and matrices,
supports regular assessments and lessons learned from incidents,
organises the required exercises,
keeps management informed about regulatory developments and recommends improvements to policies and processes.
Why does it matter?
Unexpected disruptions – whether system failures, cyberattacks or natural disasters – can cause lasting operational damage. Resilience planning helps an organisation:
prepare for exceptional circumstances,
reduce operational risks,
meet applicable legal requirements,
and maintain the trust of partners and customers.