About

The Information Network Security Administration (INSA) was first established in 2007 by the Council of Ministers Regulation No. 130/2007 with the aim of protecting our country's information and information infrastructures from attacks and safeguarding national interests. Our goal is to build the capacity to ensure the security of the country's information and information infrastructure, thereby protecting national interests and realizing a national capacity that can ensure information superiority.

             Regulatory and Monitoring Work

Prepares and directs the national policy, law, standard and strategy drafts that ensure the security of key infrastructures based on information and computers; monitors their implementation upon approval; supervises;

Controls the production and circulation of cryptographic graphics; establishes a system of use by issuing the necessary criteria, develops cryptographic infrastructure;

Serves  as the national root certification authority.

Ensures that government and private institutions formulate and implement their own policies and standards in accordance with the national information security policy and standard frameworks; supervises their implementation.

 Coordinate with relevant bodies to monitor the entry and exit of information technologies, information sensors and attack technologies into and out of the country in order to prevent threats to national security.

 Design and provide educational and training programs on the security of information or computer-based infrastructures through its own training center or in collaboration with others.

                      Development and enhancement of

Development and deployment of research-based information and computer-based key infrastructure security products and services.

Establishment of information management infrastructures and systems to ensure the cyber security of key infrastructures.

Provision of security products and services to foreign partner countries in accordance with government decisions.

Provision of secure information management infrastructures and systems in gaps where national capacity is not available.

                         Operational Tasks

  Establish a National Computer Emergency Response Center; 

 take necessary countermeasures to prevent cyber and electromagnetic attacks on information and computer-based key infrastructures or systems or on the psyche of citizens.

To conduct security audits of information and computer-based key infrastructures at any time, to notify non-compliant infrastructures of corrective actions that will adequately protect their systems from cyber attacks, and to monitor their implementation; To issue security competency certificates to institutions that meet the criteria or to authorize other institutions to perform these functions;

 Establish a laboratory center for information technology security testing and evaluation.

Cooperate and support the police and other legally authorized bodies in the prevention and investigation of cybercrime.