Date:14/12/11
Azerbaijan will create a national centre for information security soon, Azerbaijani Deputy Communications and IT Minister Elmir Velizade told media.
"At present, there is a practice of creating special bodies for world security information," he said.
He went on to say that their objective is to inform the public and each individual, as well as business and state bodies about the risks.
These centres are being established as a department. However, proceeding from the provisions of the ' Convention on cyber-security', there is also an establishment of national centres.
"The initiative of our ministry is to create the National Centre for Information Security in Azerbaijan," he said. "This proposal was submitted to the government. We expect that the issues relating to the structure of the centre will be resolved in the near future."
Azerbaijan establishes national security information centre
Azerbaijan will create a national centre for information security soon, Azerbaijani Deputy Communications and IT Minister Elmir Velizade told media."At present, there is a practice of creating special bodies for world security information," he said.
He went on to say that their objective is to inform the public and each individual, as well as business and state bodies about the risks.
These centres are being established as a department. However, proceeding from the provisions of the ' Convention on cyber-security', there is also an establishment of national centres.
"The initiative of our ministry is to create the National Centre for Information Security in Azerbaijan," he said. "This proposal was submitted to the government. We expect that the issues relating to the structure of the centre will be resolved in the near future."
Views: 1061
©ictnews.az. All rights reserved.
Similar news
- Cellphone Use May Raise Cancer Risk
- Australian police pushes cyber safety education
- Vietnam aims to lead in e-government
- Senate Website Gets Hacked
- US builds net for cyber war games
- Japan enacts anti-computer virus law
- India passes law vs e-waste
- Anonymous Declares War On The City Of Orlando
- Microsoft highlights evolving dangers as online identity data proliferates
- Consumers want internet security to be provided by banks
- Government facilities targets of cyber attack
- South Korean web attacks might been war drill
- Sri Lanka to Establish National Passport Database to Increase Border Security
- Hi-tech crime agencies set to employ information security professionals
- Phone hacking and online campaign bring down the News of the World
