Traduction de «legge sulla sicurezza delle tic » (Italien → Anglais) :

cyber-security regulation | network and information security legislation | ICT security legislation | legal aspects of computing

present safety information and warning messages | develop ICT safety information | present safety information

Social Security (Northern Ireland) Act

Industrial Safety Act

Social Security Act

Federal Act of 7 October 1983 on the Protection of the Environment | Environmental Protection Act [ EPA ]

Federal Act of 30 September 2011 on the Promotion of Extra-Curricular Activities for Children and Adolescents | Extra-Curricular Activities Act [ ECAA ]

Federal Act of 21 March 2003 on the Promotion of Affordable Accommodation [ AAA ]

Developments in Hong Kong and Macau have been followed closely, with annual reports issued on both Special Administrative Regions, and particular attention given to developments in Hong Kong regarding the proposed national security legislation under Article 23 of the Basic Law, which may have consequences for the continuing exercise of freedoms and rights in Hong Kong.

One could conclude that there is no need for further legal provisions on the security of the infrastructure in the payment area and that further initiatives may be left to self-regulation.

47. Welcomes the steps taken so far to strengthen Parliament’s IT security, as outlined in the action plan on EP ICT Security prepared by DG ITEC; asks for these efforts to be continued and the recommendations made in the resolution fully and swiftly carried out; calls for fresh thinking and, if necessary, legislative change in the field of procurement to enhance the IT security of the EU institutions; calls for the systematic replacement of proprietary software by auditable and verifiable open-source software in all the EU institutions, for the introduction of a mandatory ‘open-source’ selection criterion in all future ICT procuremen ...[+++]t procedures, and for efficient availability of encryption tools;

47. Welcomes the steps taken so far to strengthen Parliament’s IT security, as outlined in the action plan on EP ICT Security prepared by DG ITEC; asks for these efforts to be continued and the recommendations made in the resolution fully and swiftly carried out; calls for fresh thinking and, if necessary, legislative change in the field of procurement to enhance the IT security of the EU institutions; calls for the systematic replacement of proprietary software by auditable and verifiable open-source software in all the EU institutions, for the introduction of a mandatory ‘open-source’ selection criterion in all future ICT procuremen ...[+++]t procedures, and for efficient availability of encryption tools;