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The Lithuanian National Cyber Security Center Under The Ministry Of National Defense (Nksc) Formed The New Register Of Cyber Security Entities. It Currently Has 1443 Organizations Out Of 11 Special Importance And 7 Other Major Sectors. All Of Them, According To The Updated Cyber Security Act, Will Be Required To Ensure And Comply With Higher Cybersecurity Standards. The Updated Register Of Cybersecurity Entities Is An Essential Step In Strengthening Our CountryS Resistance To Cyber Threats. This Register Will Allow The National Cyber Security Center To Identify And Monitor The Most Important Entities More Efficiently, Ensuring That They Meet Security Requirements. This Will Not Only Increase Our National Security. Tomas Godliauskas. The Main Changes And Requirements Are Based On The New Version Of The Cyber Security Law, Which Came Into Force In Mid -October Last Year. Not Only Did The Law Strengthen Cyber Security Requirements, It Also Expanded The Number Of Sector. In Addition To The Previously Binding Requirements For The Energy, Finance, Health, Digital Infrastructure And Public Administration Sector, The Register Has Been Joined By Sector And Waste Management, Research And Other Major Sectors. Compared To The List Of The Previous Entity, The Number Of Organizations In The Register Has Increased Almost Five Times. Most Newly Included Organizations Belong To The Private Sector. All Entities Included In The Cyber Security Register Must Comply With The Requirements Set Out In The Cyber Security Act And Its Substatutory Legislation. The Implementation Of These Requirements Is A Transitional Period To Allow Organizations To Prepare Properly. The Registered Entities Must Appoint A Cyber Security Guide And The Security Commissioner, Ensure The Functioning Of The Cybersecurity Operations Center, To Constantly Raise Cybersecurity Competencies, And To Provide Timely Information On The Nscc On All Established Cyber Incidents. The Cyber Security Entity Register Will Be Revised At Least Once A Year. Help From Nksc: Information Exchange Platform And Free Tools For Nksc To Enable The RegisterS Organizations To Properly Implement The Legislation, Have Developed And Urged Free Services Available To Access To Cybersecurity Information System (Kis). We Strive To Make Lithuania Resistant To Cyber Threats, So Only By Collaboration, Sharing Knowledge And Developing Responsibility Can We Create A Safer Digital Future, Says Antanas Aleknavicius, Acting Director Of The Nksc. By Joining The Kis, Organizations Can Communicate With Other Members Of It, Get Relevant Information About Cybersecurity Threats From The Nksc, And Share Malware Indicators. All Entities On This Platform Can Install Cyber Security Measures And Automate Cyber Incidents, Report The Nksc About Cyber Incidents And Provide Other Additional Information Information In Cyber Incidents. All Ksis Members Can Use The Nksc Exercise Tools For Free. They Allow You To Check The Internal Cyber Incident Management Plans By Logging In To The Nksc Cyber Security Exercise Polygon () And Develop Workers Resistance To Social Engineering Attacks In The Nksc Exercise. In Order To Help Cybersecurity Entities To Implement The Requirements Of Employees Training In Law, You Invite You To Use A Free Nksc Remote Training Platform:
