Exemplos de uso de Information infrastructures em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Enhancing the security of information infrastructures.
On the Wednesday of its September plenary session the ESC unanimously adopted an opinion on the Commission Communication on Improving the Security of Information Infrastructures.
Objectives: To enhance trust in information infrastructures to support e Work and e Commerce and other related services.
The European Council stresses the role of the private sector in building up and financing information infrastructures.
Creating a safer society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime, COM(2001) 890.
Research work will exploit seamless connectivity and interoperability of information infrastructures.
Objectives: To build trust in the use of information infrastructures by securing electronic transactions and content, and enhancing privacy.
The trust of European citizens andbusinesses in electronic communications and the well-functioning of information infrastructures has become crucial for economies.
This proposal also contributes to improving the overall security of our information infrastructures, which is a key element in our efforts towards a knowledge-based economy as recently highlighted by the Barcelona European Council.
I returned to the issue in my report on the strategy for'Creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime? A5-0284/01.
Cyber security and the protection of critical information infrastructures are vital for people and companies to trust the internet and other networks and are a key priority of the Digital Agenda for Europe see IP/10/581, MEMO/10/199 and MEMO/10/200.
Commission communication entitled'Creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime': COM(2000) 890; Bull.
Provide workable characterisation of affordable dependability, which would support a wide scalability of requirements and operating environment for emergent systems,services and information infrastructures.
Creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime: Europe 2002";
Parlia ment also called on the Commission to take legis lative measures and non legislative initiatives aiming to define a general framework for a policy on computer related crime in order toguarantee the safety of information infrastructures.
These vulnerabilities are emerging from the tight connectivity of critical service and information infrastructures and from the extensive deployment of tightly networked embedded systems.
On 22 January 2001, the Commission published a communication addressed to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee andthe Committee of the Regions entitled"Creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime.
All in all, the directive will create a sound andviable basis for developing spatial information infrastructures in the European Community and making it possible to maintain quality data and services in the Member States.
Economic and Social Committee opinion on the Commission communication entitled'Cre ating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and com bating computer related crime.
These local information infrastructures are the prerequisite for implementing true"Joined-Up Government", which is the banner in the UK(but similar initiatives exist elsewhere) under which several important policies have been taken to increase partnership between agencies to target more effectively their resources and deliver better services.
Having regard to its Opinion on Creating a Safer Information Society by Improving the Security of Information Infrastructures and Combating Computer-related Crime: eEurope 2002(COM(2000) 890 final- CdR 88/2001 fin)[9];
A5-0284/2001, by Mrs Cederschiöld, on behalf of the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs,on the strategy for creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime.
These issues and will shortly be presented through a new strategy for the protection of Critical Information Infrastructures and in order to enhance Europe's preparation against large-scale cyber attacks and disruptions.
A5-0284/2001 by Mrs Cederschiöld, on behalf of the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs,on the strategy aiming at creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and through the fight against cybercrime.
There is therefore scope for action both in terms of preventing criminal activity by enhancing the security of information infrastructures and by ensuring that the law enforcement authorities have the appropriate means to act if prevention fails.
In a report taking stock of progress made in implementing its EU-wide 2009 action plan,the European Commission praises Member States' efforts to protect critical information infrastructures from cyber attacks and disruptions see IP/09/494.
WELCOME the European Commission's communication entitled"Creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime(Europe 2002)" and especially welcome the European Commission's initiative to examine the scope for action against racist and xenophobic activity on the Internet;
Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee andthe Committee of the Regions on Creating a Safer Information Society by Improving the Security of Information Infrastructures and Combating Computer-related Crime: eEurope 2002.
Welcome the European Commission's communication entitled Creating a Safer Information Society by Improving the Security of Information Infrastructures and Combating Computer-related Crime(COM(2000) 890 final) and especially welcome the European Commission's initiative to examine the scope for action against racist and xenophobic activity on the Internet.
HAVING REGARD TO its opinion on the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee andthe Committee of the Regions- Creating a safer information society by improving the security of information infrastructures and combating computer-related crime: eEurope 2002(COM(2000) 890 final- CdR 88/2001 fin);