Decision (EU) 2016/2386

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This text since 25 Dec 2016law://eu/dec/2016/2386/art_11@2026-11-14

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Article 11Security in the event of external action#

1.‘Security in the event of external action’ means the application of measures designed to ensure the protection of FIDUCIA information by contractors required to carry out work in connection with the maintenance of communication and information systems isolated from the computerised network or when action has to be taken that entails the urgent removal of FIDUCIA information to a place of safety.

2.The security authority may entrust the performance of tasks involving or entailing, under the contract, access to FIDUCIA information to contractors registered in a Member State.

3.The security authority shall ensure that the minimum security standards laid down in this decision and mentioned in the contract are observed when contracts are granted.

4.Members of a contractor's staff may have access to FIDUCIA information only if they have been authorised for that purpose by the security authority on the basis of personnel security clearance issued by the National Security Authority or any other competent security authority in accordance with national laws and regulations.

5.Provisions for implementing this Article are set out in Annex V.

Source: EUR-Lex, © European Union, 1998-2026. Reuse authorised under Decision 2011/833/EU.

Key facts

Type: Decision · (EU) 2016/2386
Adopted: 20 Sept 2016
In force: 25 Dec 2016
Made by: Court of Justice of the European Union
Official: EUR-Lex 32016D2386 · ELI

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confidentiality data protection General Court (EU)judicial proceedings protection of communications Provisions governing the Institutions

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document
means any information, whatever its physical form or characteristics;
European Union classified information
(EUCI) means any information or any material identified as such according to the security classification of the European Union under the rules applicable in that respect within the EU institutions, covered by one of the following levels of classification:
holder
means a duly authorised person who, on the basis of an established need to know, is in possession of FIDUCIA information and who is, in consequence, required to ensure its protection;
information
means any written or oral information, whatever its medium or author;
Management of FIDUCIA information
means the application of administrative measures designed to protect FIDUCIA information throughout the proceedings before the Court of Justice, and to control it in order to help deter and detect deliberate or accidental compromise or loss of such information.
Physical security
means the application of physical and technical protective measures to prevent unauthorised access to FIDUCIA information.
security authority
means the authority responsible for the security of the Court of Justice of the European Union designated by the latter, which may delegate, in whole or in part, the performance of the tasks provided for by this decision;
Security in the event of external action
means the application of measures designed to ensure the protection of FIDUCIA information by contractors required to carry out work in connection with the maintenance of communication and information systems isolated from the computerised network or when action has to be taken that entails the urgent removal of FIDUCIA information to a place of safety.