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MADIA DECREE: ANORC – ASSOPROVIDER, WARNING SENT TO AGID. Cancellation of suspension of accreditation of electronic document custodians requested.

Posted on 25 Oct 2016 by Fulvio Sarzana

Rome-Lecce 25 October 2016 The Associations ANORC, National Association for Operators Responsible for Digital Preservation, and ASSOPROVIDER have today sent a formal notice to the Agency for Digital Italy (AgID) requesting the immediate withdrawal of the provision suspending accreditations for the activity of preservation of electronic documents provided for by the Digital Administration Code (CAD). "The act issued by AgID is extremely serious because it will create Read more about MADIA DECREE: ANORC – ASSOPROVIDER, WARNING SENT TO AGID. Cancellation of suspension of accreditation of electronic document custodians requested.[…]

AGID. Blocking of electronic document retention activities to comply with the CAD

Posted on 22 Oct 2016 by Fulvio Sarzana

The Agency for Digital Italy (AGID) suspends accreditations for electronic document storage. Digital Administration Code (CAD): AGID suspends companies performing electronic document storage.

The Lazio Regional Administrative Court (TAR) annuls the SPID Regulations issued by AGID and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. The capital and insurance thresholds are too high. This will damage small and medium-sized businesses.

Posted on 13 Oct 201627 Oct 2016 by Fulvio Sarzana

Rome, October 13, 2016. A new setback for SPID, the public digital identity system, following the rulings of the Lazio Regional Administrative Court and the Council of State, which had already annulled the €5 million capital requirement necessary to operate as an identity provider in 2015 and 2016. The Presidency of the Council Read more about The Lazio Regional Administrative Court (TAR) annuls the SPID Regulations issued by AGID and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. The capital and insurance thresholds are too high. This will damage small and medium-sized businesses.[…]

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