European countries must move from ’talk to action’ on Internet se...
European countries must move from “talk to action” on Internet security, Information Society & Media Comr. Viviane Reding said Thurs. at an i2010 conference in Helsinki. In May, the EC launched a new security strategy -- an approach Reding…
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soon will update in regard to spam, malware, spyware and cybercrime, especially enforcement and international cooperation, she said. The European Information & Network Security Agency (ENISA) should start creating a multilingual data-sharing and alert system and one for gathering and analyzing EU-wide data on security incidents, Reding said. Software makers and ISPs should provide adequate security, Reding said, noting movement in that direction by software makers. The EC plans to require e-communications services providers to notify users of security breaches, and may give relevant national authorities the power to require specific security measures, Reding said, citing momentum in other information technology areas: (1) An RFID consultation that ends this month, with EC proposals due Dec. 31. (2) Growing auto industry interest in eCall, the automatic emergency call system, despite slow response from govts.