The clock is ticking on Europe's all-hazards resilience mandate 

Member States identify critical entities by 17 July 2026. That gives you four months to prepare and as little as ten months until your first compliance deadlines hit in May 2027. 

Unlike NIS2's cyber focus, CER demands all-hazards resilience: physical security, operational continuity, and supply-chain risk across Europe's 11 critical sectors. If you're a critical entity or a supplier to one, this webinar shows you how to move from policy to practice. 

Listen to Christel Teglers (Partner, Kromann Reumert), Patrick Moloney (Global Director Sustainability & Resilience Advisory, Ramboll), Magnus Josias (Co-founder, Human Risks) and Douglas Gray (Head of Product, Human Risks) with insight from the front lines of European critical infrastructure resilience. 

What you'll walk away with?  

Scope & timeline clarity 

Who's affected either directly or via their supply chain, when deadlines land, and how CER differs from other resilience regulations such as NIS2 and DORA. 

Implementation framework 

How to structure your response: assign cross-functional ownership, prioritize workstreams, and leverage existing compliance work instead of starting from scratch. 

Actionable tools 

Train teams for 24-hour incident reporting, embed supply-chain security awareness, and operationalize requirements with platforms like Human Risks for audit readiness. 

Speakers 

• Christel Teglers (Partner, Kromann Reumert)

• Patrick Moloney (Global Director Sustainability & Resilience Advisory, Ramboll Management Consulting)

• Magnus Josias (Co-founder, Human Risks)

• Douglas Gray (Head of Product, Human Risks) 

Why listen in? 

March 2026 sits in the critical preparation window. You need visibility into obligations, a framework for action, and tools that scale before July's identification deadline forces reactive scrambling. 

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