Cybersecurity Policy Report, New Cyber Incident Reporting Rules Enacted in Chile, (Mar 4, 2025)
Critical infrastructure entities in Chile that experience a significant cyber incident have to begin reporting those incidents to Chile’s National Cybersecurity Agency (ANCi) under the nation’s Cybersecurity Framework Law, ANCi announced on Saturday.
Providers of “essential services” have a duty to report any cyber attacks or incidents that have a significant impact within three hours from the time they become aware of the occurrence, ANCi said in a news release.
To facilitate reporting of incidents, a web portal is available to users. To report, users must register on the platform using a unique code of the person responsible for notification. The content of the report is regulated by rules published in the Official Journal.
There are 35 essential services listed in the news release including, among others, electricity, drinking water, air transport, and financial services.
News: InternationalLegislation DataSecurity DataBreach