The executive agency as a legal organisational form of implementing cybersecurity tasks
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Chair of Administrative Law and Security Studies, Faculty
of Law and Administration, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn
Publication date: 2023-02-20
Cybersecurity and Law 2023;9(1):48-60
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ABSTRACT
The national cybersecurity system is formed of a number of public entities, including
executive agencies with legal personality as entities of the public finance sector. The
executive agency could implement cybersecurity tasks important to the functioning
of the state and its institutions. Through this legal organisational form, it would be
possible to shape the development of new technologies that could then serve a digital
society or digital state, including the protection of ICT systems for communication, as
well as the provision of digital services and key services. Due to the widespread activity
in cyberspace, it is necessary to have entities in place to protect its users. Such an entity
could have the form of a cyber agency, working with other institutions (public and private),
that is competent for cybersecurity
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