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PQ 1508

1508. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment if registered political parties and their parliamentary and electoral activities are regarded as part of the critical infrastructure of the State and as therefore falling within the mandate of the National Cyber Security Centre, NCSC; if the NCSC has or proposes to develop a programme in co-operation with political parties, in government and in opposition, to assess and to reduce any vulnerability of their systems and networks to cyber attacks whether from activists, criminals, terrorists or foreign states; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1586/17]

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17 January 2017

Last action

17 January 2017 · Cyber Security Policy

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written

Sponsors

Sherlock, Sean.

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Climate

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17 January 2017

Climate

Summary

1508. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment if registered political parties and their parliamentary and electoral activities are regarded as part of the critical infrastructure of the State and as therefore falling within the mandate of the National Cyber Security Centre, NCSC; if the NCSC has or proposes to develop a programme in co-operation with political parties, in government and in opposition, to assess and to reduce any vulnerability of their systems and networks to cyber attacks whether from activists, criminals, terrorists or foreign states; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1586/17]

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  1. 17 January 2017

    Cyber Security Policy

    1508. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment if registered political parties and their parliamentary and electoral activities are regarded as part of the critical infrastructure of the State and as therefore falling within the mandate of the National Cyber Security Centre, NCSC; if the NCSC has or proposes to develop a programme in co-operation with political parties, in government and in opposition, to assess and to reduce any vulnerability of their systems and networks to cyber attacks whether from activists, criminals, terrorists or foreign states; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1586/17]

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