Customs requires advance electronic information in time for risk assessment, using computerised systems at export and import per the Revised Kyoto Convention ICT guidelines; it may rely on and audit operators' commercial systems or cargo community systems, offers more than one exchange option (UN/EDIFACT, XML and others), bases its ICT security strategy on risk assessment to protect availability, integrity, confidentiality and non-repudiation, supports digital signatures and their cross-border recognition, and exchanges data only after privacy consultation, under national law that requires confidential, secure handling and grants data subjects rights.
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