AKI President Tibor Straka: How to protect Slovakia in the digital era? Press conference recording
18. augusta 2025
In the video, you will learn how the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic protects the state's strategic systems, supports innovation, and coordinates cooperation between the public and private sectors. From January 1, 2025, laws No. 367/2024 and 366/2024 bring new obligations in the area of critical infrastructure and cybersecurity. How to prepare for EU directives and face threats? See how the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic helps companies and institutions!
Press conference recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKWQnCH-65k

On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, an important meeting took place between the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic and another central state administration body in the critical infrastructure sector, namely the Administration of State Material Reserves of the Slovak Republic (SŠHR).
The Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic (AKI SR) is negotiating with critical subjects and ministries about a suitable financing model for the resilience of critical subjects and the preservation of basic services. The Association is convinced that the entire burden of costs should not be borne only by critical subjects, but that the state should help finance the resilience of critical infrastructure, for example from European funds, and also support negotiations with banks on preparing advantageous loans towards developing threat analyses, security audits and subsequently projects to eliminate identified deficiencies. AKI SR will, in accordance with this proposal, initiate negotiations with the Slovak Banking Association and with the Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic for the recovery plan and knowledge economy. AKI SR is gradually concluding cooperation memorandums with ministries in accordance with the sectors that are under their responsibility according to the critical infrastructure law.
Asociácia kritickej infraštruktúry SR rokuje o financovaní nákladov na odolnosť kritických subjektov
Asociácia kritickej infraštruktúry Slovenskej republiky (AKI SR) rokuje s kritickými subjektami a ministerstvami o vhodnom modeli financovania odolnosti kritických subjektov a zachovania základných služieb. Asociácia je presvedčená, že celé bremeno nákladov by nemali niesť len kritické subjekty, ale aby štát pomohol financovať odolnosť kritickej infraštruktúry napríklad z európskych fondov a podporil aj rokovania s bankami o príprave výhodných úverov smerom k vypracovaniu analýz hrozieb, bezpečnostných auditov a následne projektov na odstránenie zistených nedostatkov. AKI SR bude v súlade s týmto návrhom iniciovať rokovania so Slovenskou bankovou asociáciou a s podpredsedom vlády SR pre plán obnovy a znalostnú ekonomiku. AKI SR postupne uzatvára memorandá o spolupráci s ministerstvami v súlade so sektormi, ktoré sú v zmysle zákona o kritickej infraštruktúre v ich zodpovednosti.

As part of developing cooperation across all critical infrastructure sectors, another significant meeting of the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic took place on August 14, 2025, this time at the Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic.

Vo videu sa dozviete, ako Asociácia kritickej infraštruktúry Slovenskej republiky chráni strategické systémy štátu, podporuje inovácie a koordinuje spoluprácu verejného a súkromného sektora. Od 1. januára 2025 prinášajú zákony č. 367/2024 a 366/2024 nové povinnosti v oblasti kritickej infraštruktúry a kyberbezpečnosti. Ako sa pripraviť na smernice EÚ a čeliť hrozbám? Pozrite si, ako Asociácia kritickej infraštruktúry Slovenskej republiky pomáha firmám a inštitúciám!

On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, a working meeting took place at the premises of the Ministry of Transport of the Slovak Republic between representatives of the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic and the State Secretary of the Ministry of Transport of the Slovak Republic, Igor Choma.