- National cyber infrastructure protection and those belonging to NATO or EU under the administration
of institutions or public authorities;
-Implement a management risk mechanism;
:
- Ensuring a high degree of self adaptability, according to developments in space cybernetic;
- Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, availability, authenticity information in cyberspace;
- Providing identity management in cyberspace;
- Operationalization capabilities for management of cybernetics security incidents, including
management consequence;
- Develop mechanisms to increase culture safety.
Reactive measures are aimed at:
- Implementing contingency plans to minimize the effects of an cybernetic attack;
- Measures to ensure continuity of information flows and decision-making;
- Implementation of a plan with measures on ensuring the functionality of the safe public or private
services systems;
- Recovering and restoring data;
- Identifying and implementing lessons learned from the application procedures incident management,
management of the consequences of a cyber attack, as well as business continuity.
Efficient activities in NSCC depends essentially on cooperation between public and private cyber
infrastructure and between the holders and state authorities’ ability to undertake measures to prevent and
counteract threats, investigation of the cyber attacks and minimizing their effects.
The Supreme Council of National Defense is the authority that coordinates the strategic level of NSCC
activity. The Supreme Council of National Defense approves cyber security strategy of Romania and
approved Rules of organization and functioning of the Council Operative on cyber security. Cyber
security operative Council (COSC) is the body through which the unitary coordination of NSCC. COSC
in part, has permanent members, representatives of the Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of
Interior Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry for Information Society, the Romanian
Intelligence Service Information, Special Telecommunications Service, the Foreign Intelligence Service,
Service 15/17 Protection and Guard, National Registry Office for Classified Information and Secretary
of the Supreme Council of National Defense. Leadership is provided by a COSC president (presidential
adviser on national security issues) and a Deputy (Adviser to Prime Minister on National Security).
Technical coordinator of COSC is Romanian Intelligence Service, under the law.
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The Government of Romania, through the Ministry for Information Society, ensure coordination for
other public authorities that are not represented in the COSC, to achieve government policies
consistency and implementation strategies for electronic communications, information technology,
information society services, and the National Response Centre for Cyber Security Incidents - CERTRO
- Ensure the development and dissemination of public policies for preventing and counteracting
incidents of cyber infrastructures, according to the competence area. The Romanian Government will
draft a law on cyber security, which it will submit Parliament's approval, according to the law. All the
institutions that are represented in the COSC cooperate with international bodies EU, NATO, OSCE,
etc., each in its field of competence.
V. Cooperation between the public and private domain
Developing the cooperation between the public and private cyber security purposes is a priority for
action in international bodies or alliances to which Romania is part, given that cyberspace brings
together both cyber infrastructure owned and operated by state and private entities.
The main guidelines to ensure cyber security, by cooperation between public and private, must pursue:
- Cooperation based on trust between the state and business at all levels;