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Schleswig-Holstein critical infrastructure security
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The state government of Schleswig-Holstein is implementing new security measures to protect critical infrastructure, with a specific focus on energy supplies and ports. This initiative follows concerns regarding sabotage at German substations. Interior Minister Magdalena Finke announced the development of a comprehensive situational report to monitor infrastructure status, including data below the police threshold. This initiative aims to create a unique cooperative monitoring system. Proposed technical responses include testing underwater drones for police use to defend against aerial and aquatic threats, and creating a confidential communication platform. Additionally, the state is considering legislation to grant infrastructure operators more authority to independently detect and verify potential threats. Minister President Daniel Günther emphasized that the region’s position between the North and Baltic Seas makes it a particular focus for security efforts. A legislative proposal is expected in the coming weeks to clarify the specific authorities granted to infrastructure operators regarding threat detection and verification.
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- 2026-09-10 02:08 UTC Schleswig-Holstein critical infrastructure security
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