A/67/167 Act/Resolution Subject Act No. 1150 (2007) Introduces measures to enhance the efficiency and transparency of Act No. 80 (1993) and enacts other general provisions on public procurement. It specifically establishes the possibility of the public administration issuing administrative acts and documents and giving notifications electronically, to which end it envisages the development of an electronic public procurement system. Act No. 1273 (2009) Amends the Criminal Code, creates a new legally protected interest, namely “information and data protection”, and ensures the comprehensive protection of systems that use information and communications technologies, among other provisions. Act No. 1341 (2009) Defines principles and concepts of the information society and the information and communications technology framework, establishes the National Radiocommunications Agency and contains other provisions. Resolution No. 2258 (2009) of the Communications Regulatory Commission Concerns the network security of network and telecommunications service providers. This resolution amends articles 22 and 23 of Resolution No. 1732 (2007) of the Communications Regulatory Commission and articles 1.8 and 2.4 of its Resolution No. 1740 (2007). This regulation establishes the requirement that network and/or telecommunications service providers that offer Internet access must use security models, in accordance with the specific characteristics and needs of their network, that help to improve the security of access to their networks, in line with the security frameworks defined by the International Telecommunication Union, adhering to the principles of data confidentiality, data integrity and availability of network elements, information, services and applications, as well as authentication, access and non-repudiation measures. It also establishes requirements to be met by network and telecommunications service providers concerning the inviolability of communications and information security. Circular No. 052 (2007) (Superintendence of Finance of Colombia) Sets minimum security and quality requirements for handling information via media and distribution channels of products and services for clients and users. Cuba [Original: Spanish] [21 May 2012] The hostile use of telecommunications, with the declared or hidden intent of undermining the legal and political order of States, is a violation of the internationally recognized norms in this area, which can give rise to tensions and situations that are not conducive to international peace and security. Cuba fully shares the concern expressed in General Assembly resolution 66/24 with respect to the use of information technologies and means for purposes inconsistent with international stability and security and which adversely affect the 8 12-43414