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Reporting obligation proposal for cyber attacks

Consultation on mandatory reporting of cyber attacks on critical infrastructures

13 April 2022

The reporting obligation is important, but still needs clarification

digitalswitzerland considers the introduction of a reporting obligation for operators of critical infrastructures in the event of cyber attacks to be an important and correct step. The Federal Council’s proposal still needs to be clarified in some points so that ambiguities can be avoided.

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The full statement is only available in German.

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Andreas W. Kaelin, digitalswitzerland, Office Bern
Phone +41 31 311 62 45 │ andreas@digitalswitzerland.com

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