A cybersecurity law is being considered for approval by the Justice Ministry, a last stage before it is approved by the Supreme Council for National Defence (CSAT) and then the Government, so it can be sent to Parliament for final approval, Communications and Information Society Minister Marius Bostan said on Wednesday.
“We are nearing the end of the approval procedure for the cybersecurity law. Today [Wednesday] I hope we get the final approval needed, from the Justice Ministry, so it can then be approved by the CSAT and by the Government. Afterwards, this very-much needed law will clear Parliament,” Bostan told a conference where an activity report of the CERT-RO National Computer Security Incident Response Team was presented.
According to the minister, the law is absolutely necessary, taking into account that the Internet has no frontiers, and cyberattacks have become increasingly more sophisticated. In this context, the agreements and international cooperation are very important, and such cooperation requires very much knowledge. For the full article click here
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