The Crisis Management Centre of the State Chancellery, in accordance with its obligation under the National Security Law to develop and maintain a national risk assessment, has prepared the National Risk Catalogue. The Catalogue includes 48 different types of threats, including natural, technological, cyber, human-induced, societal, and public health threats. It also describes several low-probability, high-impact threats, as well as emerging risks with future implications. Each threat is…
The Crisis Management Centre of the State Chancellery, in accordance with its obligation under the National Security Law to develop and maintain a national risk assessment, has prepared the National Risk Catalogue. The Catalogue includes 48 different types of threats, including natural, technological, cyber, human-induced, societal, and public health threats. It also describes several low-probability, high-impact threats, as well as emerging risks with future implications. Each threat is defined by a combination of three elements: a hazardous event, process, or threat; its potential occurrence (probability); the resulting consequences (impact). The National Risk Catalogue also includes a risk tolerance matrix, which defines which risk…
