Regulation
CII Designation Regulations 2026 (Mauritius)
Official title: Mauritius' Cybersecurity and Cybercrime (Critical Information Infrastructure Designation) Regulations 2026
In force since 1 June 2026Record checked against the official source on 29 October 2026 · Methodology
GN 113 of 2026 · CII Designation Regulations · GN No. 113 of 2026 · GN No 113 of 2026 · GNNo113of2026
cybercrime · criminalità informatica · cybercriminalité · ciberdelincuencia · delitos informáticos · Cyberkriminalität · Computerkriminalität · critical infrastructure · infrastrutture critiche · infrastructures critiques · infraestructuras críticas · kritische Infrastrukturen · KRITIS
Official source: https://mitci.govmu.org/mitci/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/113_The-Cybersecurity-and-Cybercrime_Critical-Information-Infrastructure-Designation_Reg-2026.pdf
- Official number
- GN No. 113 of 2026
- Date adopted
- Entry into force
Summary
The Regulations, made by the Minister under section 51 of the Cybersecurity and Cybercrime Act 2021, govern the designation of critical information infrastructure in the financial services (banking and non-banking), public service, information and communication technology and broadcasting, energy and water supply, and transport sectors. The National Cybersecurity Committee, in consultation with the sector regulator, designates systems according to the criteria of the Act and gives public notice of the designation in the Gazette. Owners must comply with the regulator's directions under section 34 of the Act, and only persons authorised in writing may access information on the architecture, vulnerabilities and security of the infrastructure. Designations are reviewed every three years; failure to comply is punishable by a fine of up to 100,000 rupees and imprisonment of up to five years, and owners have twelve months to comply.
Who it applies to
Owners and operators of systems designated as critical information infrastructure in the financial, public service, ICT and broadcasting, energy and water, and transport sectors, and the regulators concerned.
Key dates
- The twelve months given to critical infrastructure owners to comply with the Regulations expire
Information
Record details
How to cite
APA
Ministry of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation. (2026). Cybersecurity and Cybercrime (Critical Information Infrastructure Designation) Regulations 2026 (GN No. 113 of 2026). https://mitci.govmu.org/mitci/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/113_The-Cybersecurity-and-Cybercrime_Critical-Information-Infrastructure-Designation_Reg-2026.pdf
Chicago
Ministry of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation. "Cybersecurity and Cybercrime (Critical Information Infrastructure Designation) Regulations 2026." 29 May 2026. https://mitci.govmu.org/mitci/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/113_The-Cybersecurity-and-Cybercrime_Critical-Information-Infrastructure-Designation_Reg-2026.pdf.
BibTeX
@misc{mu_cii_designation_regulations_2026,
author = {{Ministry of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation}},
title = {{Cybersecurity and Cybercrime (Critical Information Infrastructure Designation) Regulations 2026}},
year = {2026},
note = {GN No. 113 of 2026},
url = {https://mitci.govmu.org/mitci/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/113_The-Cybersecurity-and-Cybercrime_Critical-Information-Infrastructure-Designation_Reg-2026.pdf},
urldate = {2026-10-29}
}Metadata and summary: CC BY 4.0 · JSON