Public Safety Software for Croatia
Unified situational awareness for the National Police, Coast Guard, and DUZS — Schengen border management with Bosnia/Serbia, Adriatic coastal surveillance across 1,246 islands, and protection of 20 million tourists.
Croatia Security Forces
Croatia National Police (MUP) with ~20,000 officers is the main civilian security body. The Coast Guard (OBP) and DUZS (civil protection and fire) complement capabilities. Croatia has been a NATO member since 2009 and EU/Schengen since 2013/2023.
Police, Fire, and Civil Protection
- • National Police (MUP) ~20,000 officers — 20 county police forces
- • Border Guard (GR) — BiH/Serbia/Slovenia border
- • DUZS — National Civil Protection and Fire Protection Directorate
- • SOA — Croatian Security and Intelligence Agency
- • UVNS — National Security Council (coordination)
- • Armed Forces (OSRH) ~15,000 — NATO missions
Coast Guard and NATO
- • Coast Guard OBP — ~6,000 km coastline, 1,246 islands
- • MRCC Split — Adriatic Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre
- • NATO Naval Base Split — Adriatic logistics platform
- • Frontex NCC Croatia — Balkan/Adriatic migration route
- • EUROSUR — EU external border surveillance system
- • EUROPOL/INTERPOL — Balkan organized crime
Economy, Infrastructure & Legal Framework
Tourism & Adriatic Ports
- • Tourism ~20M visitors/year — ~20% GDP; Dubrovnik/Split/Hvar
- • Port of Rijeka — Croatia largest port, Central Europe hub
- • Dubrovnik Cruise Terminal ~1M passengers/year
- • Krk LNG Terminal (Plinarica) — Russian gas independence
- • Janaf oil pipeline — ~9M t/year Budapest/Bratislava/Vienna
Critical Infrastructure
- • Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport (ZAG) ~3.5M passengers/year
- • NEK Krsko — shared nuclear plant Slovenia 50% Croatian energy
- • HEP — electricity operator; hydro Plitvice/Krka (UNESCO)
- • HAC motorways — Corridor X Zagreb-Split-Dubrovnik
- • Rail Baltica connection — planned TEN-T network integration
Legal & Regulatory Framework
- • Public Procurement Act (ZJN 2017) — DKOM supervision
- • GDPR + AZOP — Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency
- • Cybersecurity Act (SOA/MVEP) / NIS2 transposition
- • Croatian National Bank (HNB) — Euro (EUR), Eurozone 2023
- • NATO/EU/OECD/Schengen Area (2023) — key memberships
- • HAKOM — Electronic Communications and ICT Regulator
KabatOne Capabilities for Croatia
The KabatOne platform provides an integrated suite adapted to Croatia: management of the Balkans' longest Schengen border, surveillance of the Adriatic coast with 1,246 islands, mass tourism protection in Dubrovnik/Split/Hvar, and coordination with NATO at Split Naval Base.
K-Safety — National and Tourism Command Center
Unified dashboard for MUP, Coast Guard, and DUZS with real-time incident visualization, tourist crowd management in Dubrovnik/Split, and Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia border alerts.
K-Dispatch — 112-Integrated CAD
Coordinated dispatch integrated with Croatia's 112 system for Police, Fire, and Ambulance across 20 counties, with response protocols for tourist incidents on the Adriatic coast and islands.
K-Video — Dubrovnik, Rijeka & Border Crossings
Video management for Dubrovnik Old Town (UNESCO, 1M+ cruisers), Port of Rijeka, ZAG Airport, and Bosnia and Serbia border crossings, with AI analytics compatible with GDPR and NIS2.
K-Connect — Coast Guard and EUROSUR
AIS/radar fusion for Coast Guard across 6,000 km coastline and 1,246 islands, EUROSUR/Frontex integration for irregular migration, and MRCC Split for Adriatic SAR. Maritime traffic alerts for Dubrovnik Cruise Terminal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What security challenges does Croatia face?
Croatia manages the longest Schengen external border in the Balkans with Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia (1,009 km), being the main entry point of the Balkan migration route into the EU. The Adriatic coast (~6,000 km with 1,246 islands) requires intensive maritime surveillance. Joining Schengen in 2023 increased pressure. The jointly operated Krško Nuclear Plant with Slovenia, seismic risks in Dalmatia, and tourism management (~20M visitors/year) are also priorities.
How does KabatOne support Croatia security forces?
KabatOne provides unified situational awareness for Croatia National Police (MUP ~20,000 officers), Border Guard (GR), National Civil Protection and Fire Protection Directorate (DUZS), Croatian Coast Guard (OBP), and Security and Intelligence Agency (SOA). The platform integrates with Croatia's 112 system, complies with GDPR and Croatian data protection legislation, and supports Frontex coordination for Balkan route management.
What critical infrastructure requires protection in Croatia?
Critical infrastructure includes the Port of Rijeka (Croatia's largest port, container hub for Central Europe), Zagreb Franjo Tuđman International Airport (ZAG), Krško Nuclear Power Plant (jointly operated with Slovenia, 50% Croatian energy), Krk LNG terminal gas corridor (Russian gas independence), Janaf/INA pipelines, Adriatic tourist ports (Split, Dubrovnik, Zadar), and NATO Naval Base in Split.
How does KabatOne manage Adriatic coastal surveillance?
KabatOne integrates AIS/radar tracking from the Croatian Coast Guard across ~6,000 km of coastline and 1,246 islands, manages luxury cruise traffic (Dubrovnik ~1M cruise passengers/year), and coordinates with NATO Navy in the Adriatic. The platform provides irregular sea migration alerts (Bosnia→Croatian islands route), maritime emergency management, and search and rescue coordination with MRCC Split.
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