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The status of a project of national importance the Government has recently given to the development of fifth-generation mobile networks (5G) will enable sustainable development of the electronic communications infrastructure, the Ministry of Transport and Communications says,
Lithuania's authorities are taking the first steps to make it possible for mobile operations to start deploying fifth-generation (5G) wireless technology in mid-2022.
The number of cyber incidents went up by a tenth in Lithuania last year from 2016, according to the Communications Regulatory Authority's Security Incident Handling Division (CERT -LT).
The Lithuanian parliament‘s website and the websites of a number of non-governmental organisations were hit by cyber attacks over the last number of days.
A three-day workshop for civilian and military experts from NATO's Transport Group kicked off in Palanga on Tuesday, Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
Mobile operator Bite Lithuania has introduced its new unlimited mobile internet tariff for retail subscribers, telecompaper.com said.
National Cyber Security Centre was launched in Lithuania on 1 January. It was founded as a division of the Ministry of National Defence. The establishment of the centre was envisaged in the Law on Cyber Security and the amendments to related legislation.
Lithuania is founding the National Centre of Cyber Security to lead the country's effort to safeguard its information resources and infrastructure.
The Lithuanian Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT) said on Wednesday that it would not request information on user behaviour on the web from internet service providers.
