Odolnost energetické infrastruktury ČR vůči kognitivnímu válčení

Abstract

This thesis addresses the resilience of the Czech energy infrastructure to cognitive warfare and hybrid influence on human decision-making. It defines critical infrastructure. It uses strategic scenarios. It analyses the European blackout of 2006 and develops a model blackout scenario in the Czech transmission system with cognitive escalation. It elaborates a scenario of influence targeting the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant, where disinformation triggers panic without a real threat. The analysis of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant reveals common mechanisms. Based on the analyses, it proposes measures in three areas, namely strengthening the cognitive resilience of the population, the resilience of decision-making processes, and crisis communication.