This Order of the State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection Administration is a technical-legal act aimed at bringing the previous regulatory document (Order No. 360 dated May 19, 2026) into compliance with the observations of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine. The document introduces editorial amendments, corrects terminological inaccuracies, and updates references to current resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. The primary objective of the act is to ensure the legal correctness of the “Requirements for Cyber Incident Response Services” prior to their practical application.
**Structure and Main Provisions:**
The Order consists of four items, which cover the preamble and the text of the “Requirements” itself. The amendments pertain to:
* Formatting of dates (replacement of numerical formats with full formats).
* Updating of references to legal and regulatory acts (in particular, updating titles and versions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine resolutions regarding cyber defense).
* Correction of grammatical and stylistic errors (agreement of cases, correction of typos).
* Refinement of terminology, in particular, the expansion of the conceptual apparatus within the cyber incident response system.
**Important Provisions for Use:**
For cybersecurity professionals, the key changes concerning the regulatory framework are as follows:
1. **Updating of References:** Section I of the “Requirements” now clearly specifies references to the current versions of Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Resolutions No. 518 and No. 373, which is critical for compliance with requirements when building protection systems.
2. **Expansion of Terminology:** In Section III, it is clarified that the response system covers not only “cyber incidents” but also “cyberattacks” and “cyber threats,” which expands the scope of responsibility for response services.
3. **Legal Certainty:** The replacement of the phrase “unless otherwise established by legislation” with “in accordance with the requirements of legislation” in Section II changes the imperativeness of the norm, obliging entities to act exclusively within the framework of established rules.
This Order is mandatory for consideration when applying the “Requirements for Cyber Incident Response Services,” as it finalizes the version of the document regulating activities in the field of cyber defense.
