National Cybersecurity Incident Reporting Platform - PNRISC
Phone: 1911 (accessible only from Romania)
PNRISC Form: https://pnrisc.dnsc.ro
The unique national emergency number dedicated to reporting cybersecurity incidents is 1911, reachable from any network in Romania, with a standard rate, available 24/7*.
* If for objective reasons your calls cannot be answered by an operator, you can leave a voicemail that will be analyzed by DNSC specialists, and you will be contacted as soon as possible.
** Users who encounter problems accessing this number must contact their mobile service provider to unblock access to short numbers with a standard rate.
Also, to report a cyber security incident in accordance with applicable legal provisions (Law no. 58/2023), you can complete the PNRISC form.
Attention! Issues regarding any cybersecurity incident reported via email addresses, forms, or phone numbers of other DNSC departments are not received or analyzed.
Very important: If you believe you are a victim of a crime, we recommend that you immediately go to the nearest police station to file a possible criminal complaint.
The National Cybersecurity Directorate is the competent authority responsible for cybersecurity and for the supervision and enforcement of measures to ensure a common high level of cybersecurity in accordance with the provisions of Government Emergency Ordinance no. 155/2024 regarding the establishment of a framework for the cybersecurity of networks and information systems in the national civil cyber space.
For information regarding regulation, supervision and control, registration of essential and important entities, certification and authorization, please contact us at:
Phone Numbers:
(+40) 316-202.167 (Records and Support)
(+40) 316-202.182 (Auditor certification/Authorization of training service providers)
(+40) 316-202.156 (Verification and Control)
E-mail:
evidenta[@]dnsc.ro (for submitting the notification form for registration in the register of entities)
nis[@]dnsc.ro (for assistance requests regarding the identification, modification, or removal process)
Details for entity registration
Considering the need to ensure proper enforcement of the law, we invite legal persons registered as operators of essential services and providers of digital services to participate in a consultation session held every Friday, lasting 45 minutes, for an indefinite period. At least 48 hours before the session starts, representatives of the legal persons will send the questions they want answered, along with the name of the entity they represent, the full name of the person attending the meeting as a representative, their position within the entity, as well as the contact details of that person, to the email address dgrc-monitorizare[@]dnsc.ro, with the subject line containing the phrase "Consultation session:". Participation will be limited to available seats in the DNSC rooms.
Important: This section is not intended to be used to report security incidents, to report such incidents please go to the PNRISC section listed above.
Anonymous petitions or those without identification data are not considered and are filed according to OG no. 27/2002. Likewise, illegible petitions or those where the request's subject is unclear are also filed.
Phone: (+40) 316-202.187
E-mail: office[@]dnsc.ro
Audience Schedule: W: 12:00-13:00 (by appointment only)
E-mail: hr[@]dnsc.ro
For information regarding ongoing hiring sessions, please use the email address and phone number specified in the announcement of each available session (downloadable document from the career section).
E-mail: media[@]dnsc.ro
Phone: (+40) 316-202.152
In order to resolve your petitions and requests, please send them by email to office[@]dnsc.ro.
See the list of persons responsible for the application of Law no. 544/2001
Designated structure: Personal Data Protection, Ethics and Internal Security Directorate (DPDPESI)
E-mail: See reporting instructions
E-mail: spoc[@]dnsc.ro
The Single Point of Contact - SPOC is the designated entity that coordinates cooperation and information exchange regarding cybersecurity at the national and European levels, according to the NIS Directive. The SPOC acts as a mediator between national authorities and Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRT), ensuring cross-border cooperation in the event of serious cybersecurity incidents.
Address: Italiană Street, no. 22, Sector 2, Postal Code 020976, Bucharest
Working hours: M-F: 09:00-17:00
Audience Schedule: W: 12:00-13:00 (by appointment only)
