Andorra's CSJ Allocates €20K for Cybersecurity to Bolster Judicial IT
The Superior Council of Justice awards nearly €20,000 to Altia Andorra for annual cybersecurity assessments amid its digital transformation and new.
Key Points
- CSJ allocates ~€20,000 incl. VAT to Altia Andorra for annual cybersecurity services.
- Contract evaluates and enhances security of judicial technological infrastructure.
- Supports digital transformation, including 2025 electronic digital file system.
- Aims to protect IT systems as Andorra courts increasingly digitize processes.
The Superior Council of Justice (CSJ) has allocated nearly €20,000, including VAT, for cybersecurity services to assess and enhance the security of its technological infrastructure.
Altia Andorra, the winning bidder, will carry out the work on an annual basis. The contract aims to strengthen protections amid the justice system's ongoing digital transformation.
This year, the CSJ introduced the electronic digital file system at the start of 2025, applying technology across various processes to streamline and simplify administrative procedures.
The initiative underscores efforts to safeguard judicial IT systems as Andorra's courts increasingly rely on digital tools for efficiency. No further details on the specific scope of Altia Andorra's evaluation were immediately available.
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