cybersecurity

Measures, capacities and resilience mechanisms aimed at protecting network and information systems, including incident response, risk management, governance of critical resources and integration of security requirements into procurement and standards.

The law defines 'cybersecurity' as the set of measures, practices and safeguards aimed at protecting networks, systems, information and IT assets against threats that may compromise confidentiality, integrity or availability, used as the baseline concept for obligations and standards under the framework.

The protection of information systems, critical infrastructure, and data integrity through resilience measures, incident response capabilities, and alignment with EU best practices and national standards, integrated across public projects.

The combination of technical measures, institutional arrangements and governance practices aimed at protecting networks, ICT systems and data from threats and ensuring resilience of digital services. The Strategy highlights capacity building, incident response, and institutional roles (e.g., CSIRT.SK) as core components.

Measures, both technical and organisational, intended to protect networks, information systems and the data they process against unauthorized access, disruption, damage or other threats; defined in line with EU and national law for purposes of strategic prioritisation and implementation.

Ensuring activities in cyberspace do not harm national security, social order and safety, or the legitimate rights and interests of agencies, organizations, and individuals. It encompasses legal, technical, and organizational measures to prevent, detect, mitigate, and respond to cyber threats and incidents.

Cybersecurity encompasses the practices, technologies, and processes designed to protect computer systems, networks, and data. Its purpose is to safeguard against digital attacks, unauthorized access, theft, damage, or any form of disruption.

In the context of machinery, cybersecurity refers to the measures taken to protect machines, especially connected ones, from digital manipulation, unauthorized access, or cyberattacks. The regulation mandates manufacturers to provide software updates for 10 years to maintain cybersecurity and prevent safety function compromises.

Cybersecurity is defined as the protection of information systems from theft or damage to the hardware, software, and electronic data, as well as from disruption or misdirection of the services they provide. The policy mandates specific controls and measures to achieve and maintain a high level of cybersecurity within financial institutions.