Chile’s Cybersecurity Framework Law 21.663 has been published in the Official Journal, creating the country’s first comprehensive cyber security framework for public and private organisations.
Key points
- Creates the National Cybersecurity Agency (ANCI).
- Essential services must report incidents quickly, with an early alert within 3 hours.
- Operators of vital importance must have an ISMS and continuity plans.
- Introduces significant penalties.
UK organisations supplying technology or services to essential service providers in Chile should prepare for new incident reporting and security requirements flowing down from their customers.
Source: Ley 21.663 Marco de Ciberseguridad (LeyChile, BCN)
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