Overview
The Cybersecurity Framework Law 21,663 aims to establish the necessary institutions, principles, and overarching regulations to organize, govern, and synchronize cybersecurity efforts across governmental bodies and individuals. It delineates essential requirements for preventing, containing, and responding to cybersecurity incidents, alongside defining powers, obligations, and oversight mechanisms.
Applicability
This legislation extends to Ministries, Presidential Delegations, Regional Governments, Municipalities, Armed Forces, public enterprises, and governmental services. It also encompasses state-owned enterprises and companies with state ownership exceeding 50% or holding a majority on the board of directors.
Coordination
Chile's cybersecurity law emphasizes the imperative of fostering effective coordination between the National Cybersecurity Agency and other relevant sectoral authorities. This collaborative approach is essential for mitigating regulatory conflicts and ensuring harmonious cooperation in implementing cybersecurity protocols, technical standards, and guidelines. Such regulatory alignment is pivotal for maintaining a cohesive and streamlined approach to cybersecurity governance on a national scale.
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