Best Practices for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP): Experiences from Latin America and the Caribbean and Selected Countries

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“…• Fasilitasi mekanisme berbagi informasi dengan sistem elektronik yang mendukung otomatisasi guna meningkatkan efisiensi [32] [33]. • Desain model CIS dengan mempertimbangkan perlindungan privasi [34].…”

“…• Desain model CIS dengan mempertimbangkan perlindungan privasi [34]. • Lakukan proses berbagi informasi secara dua arah dengan jenis yang melibatkan sektor publik dan swasta (Public Privat Partnership) [32]. • Lindungi informasi sensitif dan berklasifikasi [33].…”