📋 Tender Overview
April 7, 2025
The Cyber Defense Center in the LSI provides a Center Bavaria for Digital Security around the clock for IT security in Bavarian administration, Bavarian municipalities and in the area of critical infrastructures: around 2.5 billion data records are analyzed here every day and actively measures to prevent cyberies. We owe defense mechanisms and the courageous intervention of the LSI that only a few concrete IT security incidents were recorded-despite the high number of over 140,000 users in the Bavarian authority network, such as compensation or encryption of data, says Finance and Home Minister Albert Furacker on Monday (7.4). in the State Office for Security in Information Technology (LSI).
In the Free State, we recognized early on that state IT security plays a decisive role against the background of the growing threat situation: Bavaria was the first to establish our LSI in 2017 its own specialist authority for IT security. The Bavaria-Cert, which had existed since 2003, opened the LSI as a nuclear cell and became a position at that time. Initially, as a rather reactive unit. The CDC actively fights the attacks and then analyzes them IT forensic. This gains important findings that are used to improve security mechanisms. In addition, the CDC uses Open Source Intelligence, i.e. in public and semi -public sources, use available information about planned attacks to be prepared for future events. But current trends such as the use of artificial intelligence or long -term developments such as quantum computing are also taken into account in order to always be up to date and offer the best possible protection.
The CDC prevents around 1.2 billion potentially harmful internet calls per month. In 2024, around 500 million emails received were recognized around 390 million as harmful and automatically blocked before delivery, since they could be identified as spam or phishing.
