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Title:

Cyber Security Management Act  CH

Announced Date: 2018.06.06 
   Chapter III. Specific Non-Government Agency Cyber Security Management
Article 16The central authority in charge of relevant industry shall, after consulting with the relevant government agency, civil associations, scholars and experts for their opinions, designate the critical infrastructure provider and submit to the competent authority for approval, while notifying the approved provider in writing.
A critical infrastructure provider shall satisfy the requirements of the cyber security responsibility level, and take into account the category, quantity and attribute of the information reserved or processed, along with the scale and attribute of the information and communication system, to stipulate, amend and implement the cyber security maintenance plan.
A critical infrastructure provider shall submit to the central authority in charge of relevant industry about the implementation of the cyber security maintenance plan.
The central authority in charge of relevant industry shall audit the critical infrastructure provider about the implementation of the cyber security maintenance plan.
When a critical infrastructure provider is audited and found defective or needing improvement in the cyber security maintenance plan, it shall submit the improvement report to the central authority in charge of relevant industry.
Regulations regarding the essentials of the cyber security maintenance plan, and submittal of the implementation, audit frequency, contents and methods, submittal of the improvement reports and other matters in Paragraph 2 to Paragraph 5 shall be drafted by the central authority in charge of relevant industry, and submit to the competent authority for approval.
Article 17A specific non-government agency other than critical infrastructure provider, shall satisfy the requirements of the cyber security responsibility level, and take into account the category, quantity and attribute of the information reserved or processed, along with the scale and attribute of the information and communication system, to stipulate, amend and implement the cyber security maintenance plan.
The central authority in charge of relevant industry may request the specific non-government agency under their charge mentioned in the preceding Paragraph, to submit a report about implementation of the cyber security maintenance plan.
The central authority in charge of relevant industry may audit the specific non-government agency under their charge mentioned in the Paragraph 1 regarding their implementation of the cyber security maintenance plan. When found defective or needing improvement in the cyber security maintenance plan, the audited specific non-government agency shall be required to submit an improvement report before a specified date.
Regulations regarding the essentials of the cyber security maintenance plan, and submittal of the implementation, audit frequency, contents and methods, submittal of the improvement reports and other matters in preceding three Paragraphs shall be drafted by the central authority in charge of relevant industry, and submit to the competent authority for approval.
Article 18To cope with cyber security incident, a specific non-government agency shall stipulate the reporting and responding mechanism.
When privy to a cyber security incident, a specific non-government agency shall report to the central authority in charge of relevant industry.
A specific non-government agency shall file a report on the investigation, handling and improvement on the cyber security incident and shall submit the report to the central authority in charge of relevant industry. In case of a severe cyber security incident, it shall further notify the competent authority.
Regulations regarding the essentials of the reporting and responding mechanism, content of notification, submittal of report and other matters in the three preceding Paragraphs shall be stipulated by the competent authority.
When privy to a severe cyber security incident, the competent authority or the central authority in charge of relevant industry may, in a timely manner, promulgate the essential contents of the incident and coping measures and render relevant support.