NSM joins Digital Norway to reach more businesses
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The Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM) is joining Digital Norway. The aim of the collaboration is to reach more businesses in Norway with advice on digital security.
One of the first concrete areas of the collaboration is to make NSM's Basic Principles for ICT Security more easily accessible. The Basic Principles are guidance on how organisations can protect their data systems and digital services against attacks and failures. NSM also provides other guidance in this area.
For many businesses, it can be difficult to find and understand such advice. By working with Digital Norway, NSM will try to make the information easier to use, including for organisations that do not have their own IT specialists.
The collaboration between NSM and Digital Norway is one of several measures to strengthen ICT security in Norwegian business and industry. It is not yet clear which other areas the collaboration will cover.
Sources: Computerworld
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