4) submits the methodology for identification of critical information infrastructure to the
Government for approval;
5) submits the list of critical information infrastructure and its managers to the
Government for approval;
6) approves a typical plan for cyber incident management in critical information
infrastructures;
7) approves a cyber defence plan for critical information infrastructures;
8) establishes the procedure for responding to cyber incidents, which occur in
communications and information systems of cyber security entities, by the National Cyber
Security Centre;
9) approves the plan on implementation of technical cyber security measures, establishes
the procedure for their implementation and management in information resources and in critical
information infrastructure;
10) participates in cyber security crisis management;
11) establishes Cyber Security Information Network and approves its regulations;
12) approves the Regulation of the Cyber Security Council and composition.
Article 7. Cyber Security Council
1. The Cyber Security Council is a permanent collegial independent advisory body which
analyses the situation of cyber security assurance in the Republic of Lithuania and puts forward
proposals to institutions which develop and implement cyber security policy, cyber security
entities, research and educational institutions and business entities which engage in activities in
the field of information technology (hereinafter referred to as the “Cyber Security Actors”) with
regard to improvement of the situation of cyber security assurance.
2. The Cyber Security Council is headed by a representative of the Ministry of National
Defence.
3. The provision of commodities and technical maintenance of the Cyber Security
Council is taken care of and ensured by the Ministry of National Defence or its authorised
institution.
4. The Cyber Security Council:
1) submits suggestions to the Cyber Security Actors with regard to cyber security
priorities, development directions, target results and ways the objectives are to be pursued;
2) submits suggestions to the Cyber Security Actors with regard to opportunities of
cooperation between the public sector, business and research in the field of cyber security
assurance;