CLASSIFIED INFORMATION SECURITY · ENS
ENS
Assured Security
The National Security Framework (ENS) defines how public sector information and electronic services must be protected, applying security measures appropriate to each system’s risk level.
Objectives
A Common Security Level
ENS establishes common criteria and measures to protect information and ensure that digital public services operate securely and reliably.
- Ensure confidentiality, integrity, availability, authenticity, and traceability.
- Establish a common security management model.
- Protect digital public services.
- Promote risk management and continuous improvement.
- Generate trust in electronic services.
Who should pay attention
Public administrations, public sector bodies, public universities, and organizations that provide services or supply solutions to the Administration.
Benefits
- Compliance with ENS requirements
- Greater protection of information and services.
- Improved risk and responsibility management.
- Preparation for audits.
- Continuous evolution of the security model.
How Cipherbit Helps
Each System Requires Its Own Level
We analyze the environment and determine which ENS requirements and measures correspond to each system. From there, we support its implementation and preparation for evaluation.
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Diagnosis of the degree of ENS compliance.
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We determine the category of systems based on the impact of a potential incident.
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Risk analysis and system categorization.
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We implement applicable organizational and technical measures.
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We prepare the organization for evaluation and keep the model updated.
Does ENS affect you?
We identify which requirements apply to your organization and what you need to do to meet them.