Conference to collect comments on the draft Law on Network Information Security

(Baonghean.vn) - On the afternoon of September 9, the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province held a conference to give comments on the draft Law on Network Information Security, before submitting it to the 10th session of the 13th National Assembly, scheduled to open on October 20.

Comrade Pham Van Tan - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province chaired.

Comrade Pham Van Tan - Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation chaired the conference.

The Law on Network Information Security consists of 8 chapters and 63 articles. The scope of regulation focuses on issues related to the security of information transmitted over the network; on techniques to ensure the safety and integrity of information content during transmission without being modified, disclosed or interrupted; and the rights and obligations of organizations and individuals participating in information security activities.

Participating in giving comments on the draft law, delegates agreed on the structure and layout of the draft law and agreed with the promulgation and application of this Law in practice. There is an opinion that, to ensure the protection of information security, it is necessary to have regulations on the participation of personnel and tools of enterprises in coordination and support with the state. If only the Central Cipher Committee has a monopoly on this issue, it will be very difficult to do so.

Comrade Phan Nguyen Hao - Deputy Director of the Department of Information and Communications proposed to add regulations on the participation of enterprises in coordinating with the state regarding network information security.

The representative of the Provincial Police Department proposed to add regulations on which agency is responsible for managing personal information online.

Regarding regulations on managing information on the Internet, it is necessary to supplement regulations and clarify responsibilities as well as sanctions for organizations and individuals who do not seriously comply with regulations on managing information on the Internet. At the same time, it is necessary to clearly define which agencies and units are responsible for censoring the quality of information filtering systems on the Internet; the responsibilities of information subjects. Regarding regulations on protecting personal information, the law needs to clearly define which units are responsible for managing personal information on the Internet and what the management mechanism is. Many delegates also focused on giving comments and suggestions to clarify more common and easier-to-understand definitions such as "information conflict"; "information security risk management"...

Minh Chi