The local self-government’s place in the cybersecurity domain. Examples of Poland and Hungary

Abstract

Local self-government, as a structure within which civil society can thrive, where the digital competencies of the local and regional community come to life, must have the right tools to ensure adequate cybersecurity.These days, e-government, also at the local self-government level, is a common form of performing public tasks, and as a result, its activities in cyberspace must be properly secured.Many tasks are performed using ICT systems that are exposed to external attacks, and therefore, they should meet the appropriate security standards.The article refers to the legal solutions in the field of cybersecurity operating within local self-government in Poland and Hungary.

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