A/76/187 and the European Union and as a result of agreements reached between Ukraine and the European Union during the twenty-second European-Union-Ukraine Summit. At the same time, it is necessary to revise some provisions of the law in order to align them as closely as possible with the provisions of Regulation (EU) No. 910/2014, in particular in terms of establishing State regulations in the field of electronic identification, the requirements for improved electronic signatures and seals, and clarification of the requirements for qualified electronic signatures or seals. A draft law that has been prepared by the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Administration of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine is currently under consideration by the Cabinet of the Ministers of Ukraine. In addition, by means of resolution No. 24 of 13 January 2021, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amended paragraph 4 of the Regulations on the Administration of the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, which manages the State Special Communications Administration, and established the functions of the Secure Accreditation Body instituted in accordance with article 7 on administrative arrangements for the protection of restricted -access information between the Government of Ukraine and NATO, ratified by Law No. 2068 of 24 May 2017. The Administration of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, through the establishment of a national accreditation procedure for the security of the communication and information system intended for the excha nge of NATO restricted-access information, takes measures to implement NATO regulations on these issues. As part of promoting international cooperation and raising the awareness of information security professionals, the Administration of Special Communic ations and Information Protection of Ukraine participates in international conferences of the Technical Assistance and Information Exchange instrument of the European Commission (TAEIX) and FireEye seminars. With the aim of strengthening information security, an information security audit system is continuously being introduced at critical infrastructure facilities, as follows: • Formation of requirements for independent information security auditors at critical infrastructure facilities. • Development of the procedure for certification/re-certification of information security auditors, as well as of a system of special purpose assessment of professional training for information security auditors and analysis of the results of the independent information security audit at the critical infrastructure objects of ITS “Audit”. At the same time, in order to implement the State policy in the field of information protection, the staff of the Administration of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine carry out measures of national control over the state of the technical protection in cyberspace of State information resources and information as required by law. Moreover, the Administration of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine has taken a number of actions to prepare for and ensure the adoption of the following acts: – It prepared thorough proposals for the draft cybersecurity strategy of Ukraine (2021–2025) in accordance with article 107 of the Constitution of Ukrain e, part two of article 2 of the law on fundamentals of national security and Decree 34/46 21-10045