(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 19 - With 80 votes in favour, 3 against
and 57 abstentions, the Senate on Wednesday approved a
government-initiated bill to strengthen national cybersecurity.
Following the House's approval a month ago, the text now becomes
law.
Among the measures introduced is the tightening of penalties for
cybercrimes and the obligation for administrations to report
attacks within 24 hours and to have a cybersecurity officer.
(ANSA).
Senate OKs cybersecurity bill
Cybercrime penalties upped, cybersecurity officers compulsory