Примери за използване на Cybersecurity certification authorities на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Each Member State shall inform the Commission of the identity of the designated national cybersecurity certification authorities.
The national cybersecurity certification authorities shall notify the Commission of any subsequent changes thereto without undue delay.
The ECCG is a new body to be composed of representatives of national cybersecurity certification authorities or representatives of other relevant national authorities. .
ENISA will also publish guidelines and develop good practices on the cybersecurity requirements of information communications technology(“ICT”) products, services, andprocesses, in cooperation with national cybersecurity certification authorities and industry.
Peer review shall be carried out by at least two national cybersecurity certification authorities of other Member States and the Commission and shall be carried out at least once every five years.
In order to ensure equivalence of standards across the Union for European cybersecurity certificates and EU declarations of conformity,national cybersecurity certification authorities would be subject to peer review.
Member States should designate one or more national cybersecurity certification authorities to supervise compliance with obligations arising from this Regulation.
With a view to achieving equivalent standards throughout the Union in respect of European cybersecurity certificates and EU statements of conformity,national cybersecurity certification authorities shall be subject to peer review.
These should be implemented andsupervised by national cybersecurity certification authorities, with certificates issued under these schemes valid throughout the EU.
ENISA shall compile and publish guidelines and develop good practices, concerning the cybersecurity requirements for ICT products, ICT services andICT processes, in cooperation with national cybersecurity certification authorities and industry in a formal, structured and transparent way.
Those schemes should be implemented andsupervised by national cybersecurity certification authorities, and certificates issued under those schemes should be valid and recognised throughout the Union.
In order to achieve equivalent standards throughout the Union, to facilitate mutual recognition and to promote the overall acceptance of European cybersecurity certificates and EU statements of conformity,it is necessary to put in place a system of peer review between national cybersecurity certification authorities.
When issuing certificates and EU statements of conformity,national cybersecurity certification authorities will be subject to peer review.
To facilitate the cooperation between national cybersecurity certification authorities under this Title through capacity-building and the exchange of information, in particular by establishing methods for the efficient exchange of information relating to issues concerning cybersecurity certification; .
A Member State should also be able to designate, after agreeing with another Member State,one or more national cybersecurity certification authorities in the territory of that other Member State.
Member States shall ensure that national cybersecurity certification authorities have adequate resources to exercise their powers and to carry out their tasks in an effective and efficient manner.
With a view to ensuring the consistent application of the European cybersecurity certification framework,an ECCG that consists of representatives of national cybersecurity certification authorities or other relevant national authorities should be established.
Each Member State shall designate one or more national cybersecurity certification authorities in its territory or, with the agreement of another Member State, shall designate one or more national cybersecurity certification authorities established in that other Member State to be responsible for the supervisory tasks in the designating Member State.
For the effective implementation of this Regulation, it is appropriate that national cybersecurity certification authorities participate in the ECCG in an active, effective, efficient and secure manner.
(h) cooperate with other national cybersecurity certification authorities or other public authorities, including by sharing information on the possible non-compliance of ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes with the requirements of this Regulation or with the requirements of specific European cybersecurity certification schemes; and.
The ECCG should facilitate the exchange of good practices andexpertise between the various national cybersecurity certification authorities that are responsible for the authorisation of conformity assessment bodies and the issuance of European cybersecurity certificates.
Moreover, national cybersecurity certification authorities should cooperate with other national cybersecurity certification authorities or other public authorities, including by the sharing of information on the possible non-compliance of ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes with the requirements of this Regulation or with specific European cybersecurity certification schemes.
To withdraw, in accordance with national law,European cybersecurity certificates issued by the national cybersecurity certification authorities or European cybersecurity certificates issued by conformity assessment bodies in accordance with Article 56(6), where such certificates do not comply with this Regulation or with a European cybersecurity certification scheme;
Member States shall ensure that the activities of the national cybersecurity certification authorities that relate to the issuance of European cybersecurity certificates referred to in point(a) of Article 56(5) and in Article 56(6) are strictly separated from their supervisory activities set out in this Article and that those activities are carried out independently from each other.
(a) where applicable, whether the activities of the national cybersecurity certification authorities that relate to the issuance of European cybersecurity certificates referred to in point(a) of Article 56(5) and in Article 56(6) are strictly separated from their supervisory activities set out in Article 58 and whether those activities are carried out independently from each other;
For each European cybersecurity certification scheme,the national cybersecurity certification authorities shall notify the Commission of the conformity assessment bodies that have been accredited and, where applicable, authorised pursuant to Article 60(3) to issue European cybersecurity certificates at specified assurance levels as referred to in Article 52.
Each national cybersecurity certification authority shall have at least the following powers.
Without prejudice to point(a) of Article 56(5) and Article 56(6),each national cybersecurity certification authority shall be independent of the entities it supervises in its organisation, funding decisions, legal structure and decision-making.
A national cybersecurity certification authority as referred to in Article 58(1); or.
Such information is to be forwarded without undue delay to the national cybersecurity certification authority concerned.