(e) acquisition, maintenance of Union and national IT systems contributing to the achievement of the objectives of this Regulation, and/or further upgrading of IT systems and technical equipment, including testing compatibility of systems, secure facilities, infrastructures, related buildings and systems, especially information and communication technology (ICT) systems and their components, including for the purpose of European cooperation on cyber security and cyber crime, notably with the European Cybercrime Centre;

94. Calls on the Commission, standardisation bodies and ENISA to develop, by December 2014, minimum security and privacy standards and guidelines for IT systems, networks and services, including cloud computing services, in order to better protect EU citizens' personal data and the integrity of all IT systems; believes that such standards could become the benchmark for new global standards and should be set in an open and democratic process, rather than being driven by a single country, entity or multinational company; takes the vie ...[+++]w that, while legitimate law enforcement and intelligence concerns need to be taken into account in order to support the fight against terrorism, they should not lead to a general undermining of the dependability of all IT systems; expresses support for the recent decisions by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to include governments in the threat model for internet security;

The programme on the development of the IT systems, based on existing and/or new IT systems, shall be implemented subject to adoption of the Union legislative acts defining those IT systems and their communication infrastructure with the aim, in particular, of improving the management and control of travel flows at the external borders by reinforcing checks while speeding up border crossings for regular travellers.

14. Stresses further the need to revise the financial statement of the biocides legislation in light of the significantly enhanced role for the ECHA envisaged by the co-legislators when the final legislative agreement is sealed, and to make adequate funds available as soon as the biocides legislation has entered into force, in order to enable the ECHA to prepare the IT system in time to deal with the new tasks once they become applicable; calls for the financial statement of the legislation on export and import of dangerous chemicals to be revised, if necessary, based on the final legislative ag ...[+++]reement; asks, in this regard, the Commission to present fully the corresponding savings (budget and staff) in the respective Commission DGs when the above-mentioned tasks are to be implemented within the ECHA;

8. Notes that the modernisation of the IT system implies a migration of the EDF-specific IT system (OLAS) to the Commission's central IT system (ABAC) and EuropeAid's local system (CRIS); observes that the modernisation had originally been scheduled for 2006, but was delayed and is now scheduled to be completed by the end of 2008; notes that the Director-General of EuropeAid recently informed the Committee on Budgetary Control ab ...[+++]out the current state of play;

economic crimes, unauthorised access and sabotage: offences relating to unauthorised access to systems (e.g. hacking, computer sabotage and distribution of viruses, computer espionage, computer forgery, and computer fraud).