Elements for protecting critical information infrastructures

Recognizing that each country will determine its own critical information infrastructures,

58 199. Creation of a global culture of cybersecurity and the protection of critical information infrastructures

6. Ensure that data availability policies take into account the need to protect critical information infrastructures.

Noting the work of relevant international and regional organizations on enhancing the security of critical information infrastructures,

7. Facilitate the tracing of attacks on critical information infrastructures and, where appropriate, the disclosure of tracing information to other States.

1. Takes note of the elements set out in the annex to the present resolution for protecting critical information infrastructures

Private sector companies protect their own critical information technology infrastructures and, through industry associations, work to share information on cybervulnerabilities, incidents and solutions within their sectors.

Recognizing that efforts to protect critical information infrastructures should be undertaken with due regard for applicable national laws concerning privacy protection and other relevant legislation,

2. Raise awareness to facilitate stakeholders' understanding of the nature and extent of their critical information infrastructures and the role each must play in protecting them.

3. Invites Member States to consider, inter alia, these elements in developing their strategies for reducing risks to critical information infrastructures, in accordance with national laws and regulations

Space based technologies play an increasingly critical role in the maintenance and development of national and international infrastructures.

Noting that, as a result of increasing interconnectivity, critical information infrastructures are now exposed to a growing number and a wider variety of threats and vulnerabilities that raise new security concerns,

4. Promote partnerships among stakeholders, both public and private, to share and analyse critical infrastructure information in order to prevent, investigate and respond to damage to or attacks on such infrastructures.

9. Have adequate substantive and procedural laws and trained personnel to enable States to investigate and prosecute attacks on critical information infrastructures and to coordinate such investigations with other States, as appropriate.

Noting also that effective critical infrastructure protection includes, inter alia, identifying threats to and reducing the vulnerability of critical information infrastructures, minimizing damage and recovery time in the event of damage or attack, and identifying the cause of damage or the source of attack,

Canadian provinces and territories are focusing on protecting their own critical infrastructures, including the cybersystems and networks on which they depend.

Equally vital, the Organization apos s presence has sometimes prevented the unravelling of development efforts, bridging critical gaps and compensating for deteriorating infrastructures.

The NIF aims to maximise the impact of EU funding, in particular lending provided by European Finance Institutions to critical infrastructures and SMEs.

In most developing countries, the availability of resources to finance investments in infrastructures has been among the critical factors influencing prospects and capacities for harnessing potentials.

3. Examine infrastructures and identify interdependencies among them, thereby enhancing the protection of such infrastructures.

The exchange of information within each country is critical for achieving accurate and comprehensive information on DDT.

Critical discussion of the report made it possible to incorporate additional information.

Widely disseminated information is equally critical for domestic markets and foreign markets.

The development of adequate programme information systems for headquarters is most critical.

INFRASTRUCTURES AND CAPABILITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

This will facilitate timely access by countries to critical information and lessons learned.

In the period 2006 2009, emphasis will be given to the development of sustainable rural business support systems linked to national information infrastructures.

The United Nations system has been at the forefront of efforts to provide technical cooperation on establishing and upgrading information and communications infrastructures.

The Haitian Blogger did a good job of posting regular updates with critical information

A great deal of information had been made available in a self critical manner.

But a broader economic initiative is also needed to mobilize a critical mass of European and international financial resources to attract investment to the region and modernize its infrastructures and services.

Design is critical, and if you're starting with digital information in the computer, that digital information has to be really accurate.

III. DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURES

Just how important are infrastructures for economic growth?

Telephones, infrastructures do not guarantee you economic growth.

12. There is a critical need for an information and analysis capability within the Secretariat.

It is widely acknowledged that there is a critical need to identify programme information needs.

They're taking information from our planet at very critical places like Antarctica and the Poles.

110. The Department considers the appointment of locally recruited national information specialists as a critical element in the enhancement of all information centres.

Local infrastructures are an important part of those efforts.

A critical tool was the dissemination of information on decolonization to the people in the Territories.

Cooperation and exchange of information between states and law enforcement agencies are critical to the process.

This programme is designed to provide staff with skills in gathering, analysing and communicating critical information.

Considering that spatial data infrastructures at the regional level are necessary as a basis of support for the development of information within a framework of harmonized purposes,