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ARTICLE · 18 JUNE 2015

ENISA Issues Guidelines For Supervising Electronic Communication Providers

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On April 9, ENISA published a framework for authorities supervising the electronic communications sector under Article 13a of the Framework Directive and Article 4 of the E-Privacy Directive.

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On April 9, ENISA published a framework for authorities supervising the electronic communications sector under Article 13a of the Framework Directive and Article 4 of the E-Privacy Directive. The framework includes 26 security objectives, grouped in seven domains and in three sophistication levels (basic, industry-standard, and state-of-the-art). For each security objective, the framework lists relevant security measures and required evidence to ensure that the measures are applied.

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