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Critical Infrastructure: How Is the Power Supply Protected and Who Attacks It?

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Why security authorities often go dark and call for more support for operators: who is behind the attacks on the electricity grid and how could it be better protected?

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How good is Germany's power supply protected? Security expert Stefan Erdweg explains why the attacks on substations are dangerous despite simple means – and demands better physical protection of critical infrastructure.

·Berlin, Germany
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The recent acts of sabotage against substations illustrate how vulnerable the electricity grid is. The state faces new protection tasks.

·Berlin, Germany
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"We Continue the Change" called for an urgent assessment of the risks to national security and for specific measures to protect critical infrastructure in Bulgaria. MPs Nikolay Denkov and Radoslav Ribarski criticized the government for its reaction after Germany officially named Russia as responsible for the attempted drone attack at Leipzig airport, Nova TV reported. According to Denkov, Europe is entering a new stage in its relations with Mosc…

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Here you will find information on the topic "Critical Infrastructure". Read now "Advice networks after attacks on substations".

·Germany
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Why security authorities often go dark and call for more support for operators: who is behind the attacks on the electricity grid and how could it be better protected?

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Companies would do what they could, says the association VKU. But the state should not give up responsibility for protecting critical infrastructure.

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wz.de broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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