Guide 7: Critical Infrastructure Resilience (CIR) Continuous Improvement Model

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Overview

What

This guide seeks to:

• Demonstrate a common cross-sector approach to continuous Critical Infrastructure Resilience (CIR) improvement in Scotland. It explains the process by which continuous improvement will be assessed and monitored by the Scottish Government.

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Guide 6: Building Resilience to a Changing Climate (Adaptation)

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Overview

What

This guide seeks to:

• Provide relevant information to those responsible for critical infrastructure in Scotland to help build resilience to the impacts of the changing climate.

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Guide 5: Building Resilience to Natural Hazards

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Overview

What

This guide seeks to:

• Establish a common cross-sector approach to building resilience to Natural Hazards. The guide includes information on the key risks for Scotland and the impact that these may have on infrastructure, and provides information on the resources and support available to organisations.

Who

This guide is aimed at:

Guide 4: Cyber Resilience and Critical Infrastructure

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Overview

What

This guide seeks to:

• Establish a common cross-sector approach to Cyber Resilience and Critical Infrastructure. The guide includes information on the key risks for Scotland and the impact that these may have on infrastructure, and provides information on the resources and support available to organisations.

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Guide 3: Dependencies and Interdependencies

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Overview

What

The guide seeks to:

• Outline practical approaches that can be used to assess dependencies and interdependencies at site specific, regional and sector level.

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Guide 2: Identifying Significant Local Infrastructure

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Overview

What

This guide seeks to:

• Set out practical approaches that can be used to identify significant Local Infrastructure

Who

This guide is aimed at:

Guide 1: Critical Infrastructure Resilience (CIR) Stakeholder Collaboration

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Overview

What

This guide seeks to:

• Encourage and enable effective partnership working and information sharing on critical infrastructure resilience

Who

This guide is aimed at:

New Guidance

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Introduction

New CIR Strategic Vision

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Our new Critical Infrastructure Resilience (CIR) Strategic Framework seeks to build on the successes of ‘Secure and Resilient’ by expanding our focus from Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) to the resilience of the wider Critical Infrastructure (CI) affecting Scotland.  Building the resilience of Scotland’s critical infrastructure is the responsibility of Government, Industry and the Responder Communities.

Introduction

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In recent years we have been reminded of the potential for disruption to our essential services through a whole range of events both malicious and natural.