Traduction de «Incident de cybersécurité » (Français → Anglais) :

According to a recent survey, at least 80% of companies in Europe have experienced at least one cybersecurity incident over the last year and the number of security incidents across all industries worldwide rose by 38% in 2015, compared to 2014.

13. Recognises that the detection and notification of cyber-security incidents is vital in promoting cyber-resilience in the Union; believes that proportionate and necessary disclosure requirements should be in place to allow for the notification of incidents involving significant security breaches to the competent national authorities and thereby enable improved monitoring of cybercrime incidents and facilitate efforts to raise awareness at all levels;

12. Considers that regulatory involvement in the cyber-security field should be risk-oriented, focused on critical infrastructure the proper functioning of which is of major public interest, and should build on the existing, market-based efforts of the industry to ensure network resilience; underlines the crucial role of cooperation at the operational level in fostering a more efficient exchange of cyber-threat information between public authorities and the private sector – at both Union and national level, as well as with strategic ...[+++]partners of the Union – with the aim of ensuring the security of networks and information, by generating mutual trust, value and commitment, and exchanging expertise; considers that public-private partnerships should be based on network and technological neutrality, and should focus on efforts to address problems that have high public impact; calls on the Commission to encourage all the market operators involved to be more vigilant, and more cooperative, in order to protect other operators from damage to their services;

10. Calls on the Commission, in cooperation with the Member States, to assess the implementation of the CIIP action plan; urges the Member States to establish well-functioning national/governmental CERTs, develop national cyber security strategies, organise regular national and pan-European cyber incident exercises, develop national cyber incident contingency plans and contribute to the development of a European cyber incident contingency plan by the end of 2012;

16. Asks the Commission, in order to create a coherent, consistent and effective EU structure marshalling all resources, to urgently present an appropriate proposal for a strategic plan containing a single framework for all aspects of EU cyber security, to ensure full protection and resilience of network and critical information infrastructures, including minimum safety standards and certifications, a common terminology, cyber incident management and a roadmap on cyber security; takes the view that such a plan should define the contributions required from each actor, including the Commission, Member States, ENISA, Europol, Eurojust, EU ...[+++]and national computer emergency response teams and other relevant EU and national bodies and authorities, as well as the private sector, and also address the EU's role and representation internationally;

16. Asks the Commission, in order to create a coherent, consistent and effective EU structure marshalling all resources, to urgently present an appropriate proposal for a strategic plan containing a single framework for all aspects of EU cyber security, to ensure full protection and resilience of network and critical information infrastructures, including minimum safety standards and certifications, a common terminology, cyber incident management and a roadmap on cyber security; takes the view that such a plan should define the contributions required from each actor, including the Commission, Member States, ENISA, Europol, Eurojust, EU ...[+++]and national computer emergency response teams and other relevant EU and national bodies and authorities, as well as the private sector, and also address the EU's role and representation internationally;