Законопроєкт № 8087: кіберзахист держресурсів і критичної інфраструктури

On October 29, 2026, the Verkhovna Rada sent bill No. 8087 back for revision. By Resolution No. 5043-IX, Parliament returned the document to the Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence. After the revision, the bill will go back to the floor for a repeated second reading.

What we know about bill No. 8087

The bill covers urgent measures to strengthen the cyber defense of state information resources and critical information infrastructure (CII) facilities. It was registered back in 2022. Since then, MPs, experts and businesses have discussed it several times.

The specific changes to the text have not been published yet. Therefore, it is impossible to say what the final version will look like. Still, the direction is clear: the state keeps raising the requirements for protecting its systems and critical infrastructure.

What it means for public bodies and CII facilities

The return for revision does not cancel the rules that already apply. Law No. 4336-IX introduced information security systems (ISS) instead of comprehensive information security systems (CISS). In addition, Cabinet Resolution No. 712 of June 18, 2025 set the procedure for developing security profiles and authorizing systems.

These rules are already in force. So government bodies, owners of state registries and CII operators should not wait for the final decision on bill No. 8087. Building an ISS and authorizing a system takes several months. If you start now, your organization will have time to prepare for the new requirements without a rush.

To begin with, it is worth taking these steps:

  • survey the system and define its category;
  • form a target security profile based on the basic profiles;
  • plan the ISS build and the authorization of the information and communication system;
  • appoint the people responsible for cyber defense in the organization.

Read also: Law No. 4336-IX: first results and a new era of ISS; The government orders all authorities to create cybersecurity teams; SSSCIP introduces a new state cybersecurity control methodology.

How S-byte can help you prepare

S-byte has experience protecting systems for ministries, state registries and municipal enterprises. We support the whole path, from the system survey to its authorization:

We follow the progress of bill No. 8087 and will report as soon as the new version is known. Contact S-byte to start preparing your system today.