Rapid technological evolution always comes with new risks for cybersecurity and the National Cybersecurity Strategy aims to address the following challenges:
To ensure a cyber resilient digital transition of the Public Administration (PA) and of the
productive system
The cybersecurity of digital services is important to encourage their usability by citizens, who must be
sure of the protection of their data.
To predict the evolution of the cyber threats
The impact of any offensive cyber activities must be foreseen, prevented and mitigated as much as
possible.
Preventing online disinformation in a broader context of the hybrid threat
To guarantee fundamental freedom in situations like electoral consultations or during international
crisis.
Management of cyber crises
To give a prompt response in the event of cyber crises events, the coordination between all concerned
public and private subjects is essential.
National and European strategic digital sector autonomy
To have direct control over the stored, processed and transmitted data through modern technologies.
Management of cyber crises
To give a prompt response in the event of cyber crises events, the coordination among all concerned
public and private entities is essential.
National and European strategic digital sector autonomy
To have direct control over the stored, processed and transmitted data through modern technologies.