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| − | {{definition|Critical energy infrastructure protection (CEIP) are policies which aim to reduce the [[Vulnerability|vulnerabilities]] of the critical energy infrastructure in order to minimize the [[probability]] and potential impact of a successful [[attack]]. <ref>http://www.nato-pa.int/default.asp?SHORTCUT=1478 NATO Parliamentary 157 CDS 08 E rev 1 - Energy Security: Co-operating to Enhance the Protection of Critical Energy Infrastructures</ref>}} | + | {{definition|Critical energy infrastructure protection (CEIP) are policies which aim to reduce the [[Vulnerability|vulnerabilities]] of the critical energy infrastructure in order to minimize the [[probability]] and potential impact of a successful [[attack]]. <ref>[http://www.nato-pa.int/default.asp?SHORTCUT=1478 NATO Parliamentary 157 CDS 08 E rev 1 - Energy Security: Co-operating to Enhance the Protection of Critical Energy Infrastructures]</ref>}} |
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NATO
Critical energy infrastructure protection (CEIP) are policies which aim to reduce the vulnerabilities of the critical energy infrastructure in order to minimize the probability and potential impact of a successful attack. [1]
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