Theocharis Tsoutsos

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1. Introduction According to Directive (EU) 2022/2557, Critical entities (CEs) include power grids, the transport network, and information and communication systems. CEs security is one of the most rapidly developing areas where the EU has made significant strides in recent years [1]. It is a challenging process requiring the involvement and cooperation of many different public and private sector actors.

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