1. The new cyber threats in 2013 – the hungarian approach Mr. Mihály Zala, Major-general President of National Security Authority of Hungary

2. Figures and facts $ 560 billions loss per year1 million records per day - data breachesCyber espionageKnowledge gapVulnerabilities

3. New waves– new approach  purpose  possibility  vulnerability

4. For the protection of classified information Act on the protection of classified information – No. CLV of 2009 and its implementing gov. decrees For the protection of electronic systems National Cyber Defence Strategy – published in 21 March 2013 Law on the security of information handled in electronic systems in the state and municipal institutions and critical infrastructure – Act L. of 2013., accepted in 15 April 2013, in force: 1 July 2013 Law on the assignment and the protection of the critical infrastructures of Hungary – Act CLXVI of 2012 and its implementing decrees Legal background in Hungary

5. Implementing control mechanisms – based on the principle of cooperation Strategic decision making Cyber Council coordination between sectors Prevention NSA HUN vulnerability management forensics information security awareness cyber threat analysis capacity (CTAC) Operating, auditing New authority establihed under the Ministry for National Development supervising control of ranking monitoring Incident response Min. of Interior GovCERT coordination incident analysis information sharing CritCSIRT incident analysis emergency and incident management MoD MilCERT incident analysis emergency and incident management Sectoral CERTs Collaborative incident handling

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