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Electronic trust services are a range of services around digital signatures, digital certificates, electronic seals, timestamps, etc. which are used in electronic transactions, to make them secure. eIDAS, an EU regulation, is the EU wide legal framework ensuring interoperability and security of these electronic trust services across the EU. One of the goals of eIDAS is to ensure that electronic transactions can have the same legal standing as traditional paper based transactions. eIDAS is important for the European digital market because it allows businesses and citizens to work and use services across the EU. The eIDAS regulation was adopted in July 2014 and came into force in 2016. Article 19 of the eIDAS regulation sets security requirements for trust service providers. National supervisory bodies have to supervise the trust service providers in their country to ensure that they fulfil these requirements. Cooperation and agreement on how to do this in practice is important not only to create a level playing field for providers operating out of different EU countries, but also to protect transactions based on these services. If there is, for instance, a cyber-attack on a trust service provider in one Member State, then this could have an impact on organizations in other parts of the EU who rely on the provider’s trust services. An important part of Article 19 is the mandatory security breach notification requirements: Trust service providers must notify the national supervisory body about security breaches, if there is a significant impact on the trust service(s) they provide. Article 19 requires national supervisory bodies to inform each other and ENISA if there is cross-border impact. Annually, the national supervisory bodies send annual summary reports about the notified breaches to ENISA and the European Commission. This document, the Annual Report Trust Services Security Incidents 2017, marks the second round of security incident reporting for the EU’s trust services sector.
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- Forfatter(e): European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (EU-organ og EU-agentur)
- Emner: Informations- og telekommunikationsteknologi
- Emne: activity report , computer crime , cross-border cooperation , cryptography , data protection , electronic government , electronic signature , information technology , public service , technical standard
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| ISSN 2599-9435 | ISBN 978-92-9204-258-5 | DOI 10.2824/835041 | Katalognummer TP-06-18-131-EN-N |
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