DSSZZI KSZI Requirements
DSSZI Comprehensive Information Protection System Requirements — State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine (SSSCIP)
Also known as: КСЗІ, ТЗІ, НД ТЗІ, Комплексна система захисту інформації, профілі безпеки ДССЗЗІ, ДССЗЗІ вимоги, Закон 80/94-ВР, ЗУ 80/94-ВР, Про захист інформації в інформаційно-комунікаційних системах, Закон про захист інформації в ІКС, авторизація з безпеки
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At a glance
- Current version
- Law No. 80/94-VR (edition of 20 April 2025, Law No. 4336-IX)
- Published 20 April 2025. source
- Status
- In force
- Next deadline
- None announced
- Who must comply
- Owners and administrators of information, electronic communication and information and communication systems; public-sector systems with state information resources must be security-authorized or certified. source
- How it is assessed
- The owner declares security authorization against security profiles by an authorization letter to the SSSCIP, renewed by planned authorization within a year. source
- Authority
- A law of the Verkhovna Rada; security authorization follows a procedure set by the Cabinet of Ministers, with authorization letters filed with the SSSCIP Administration. source source
- Enforced by
- Liability is set by other laws; officials who file an authorization letter answer for the accuracy of the information in it. source
- Last change
Ukrainian information-security authorization regime under Law No. 80/94-VR "On the Protection of Information in Information and Telecommunication Systems". It replaced KSZI ("comprehensive information protection system") certification with security authorization administered by SSSCIP, which is why KSZI remains only a historical alias here, not the current subject.
Recent changes
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Key dates
No upcoming datesAmendments
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Law No. 80/94-VR (edition of 20 April 2025, Law No. 4336-IX) AmendmentCurrent text
Law No. 4336-IX restated Article 8: public-sector systems with state information resources must be security-authorized or hold an information security standard certificate. source
More
- Article 1 now defines security authorization and an authorized system.
- Article 8 was restated: state information resources and restricted information in systems of public bodies and state enterprises must be processed in security-authorized systems or under a certificate of conformity to an information security standard.
- Article 13(1-1): comprehensive information protection systems and information security management systems with confirmed conformity created before Law No. 4336-IX took effect keep operating without re-confirmation.
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Edition of 28 June 2024 (Law No. 3783-IX) Amendment
Amended by Law No. 3783-IX of 5 June 2024 on military registration and acquiring war veteran status under martial law. source
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Edition of 4 April 2024 (Law No. 3549-IX) Amendment
Amended by Law No. 3549-IX of 16 January 2024 on processing data in state registers for military registration under martial law. source
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Edition of 1 January 2006 (Law No. 2594-IV) Major version
Law No. 2594-IV of 31 May 2005 set out the law in a new wording, in force from 1 January 2006 (Article 13(1)). source
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Law No. 80/94-VR (as adopted) Major version
Adopted on 5 July 1994 and put into effect by Resolution No. 81/94-VR. source
Who it applies to
Every system owner is responsible for protecting its information; systems of public bodies and state enterprises with state information resources face authorization or certification.
- Owner's responsibility
- Responsibility for protecting information in a system rests with its owner or administrator; owners of systems with state information resources set up a cyber protection unit or appoint responsible persons (Article 9). source
- Public-sector systems
- State information resources and restricted information in systems of public authorities, state bodies, state enterprises and local self-government must be processed in authorized systems or under an information security standard certificate (Article 8). source
- Location limits
- No element of such a system may be located on temporarily occupied territory or in an aggressor state or a state in a customs or military union with it (Article 8). source
- Financial sector
- The National Bank sets the conditions for processing and protecting information in systems for payment, banking and other financial services it regulates (Article 8). source
How compliance is assessed
The owner declares security authorization against security profiles by an authorization letter to the SSSCIP, renewed by planned authorization within a year.
- Declarative authorization
- The authorization procedure follows a notification (declarative) principle: the owner decides on authorization taking into account the baseline, target and, where present, sectoral security profiles (Article 8). source
- Authorization letter
- Authorization is based on a letter filed with the SSSCIP Administration, which adds the system to the list of authorized systems within ten working days (point 9 of the authorization procedure, Resolution No. 712). source
- Planned authorization
- Planned authorization takes place no later than one calendar year after the previous authorization (point 7 of the authorization procedure). source
- Certificate route
- A certificate of conformity to an information security standard is issued by a conformity assessment body accredited by Ukraine's national accreditation body or a recognised foreign one (Article 8). source
- Legacy KSZI
- Comprehensive information protection systems with confirmed conformity created before Law No. 4336-IX took effect are used under their original conditions without re-authorization (Article 13(1-1)). source
Enforcement and penalties
Liability is set by other laws; officials who file an authorization letter answer for the accuracy of the information in it.
- Liability
- Persons guilty of violating legislation on information protection in systems bear liability under law (Article 11). source
- Authorization letter
- Officials of the owner that filed the authorization letter are liable under law for the accuracy of its information and for the measures chosen under the security profiles (point 9 of the authorization procedure). source
Documents
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