STAATSKOERANT, 31 Mei 2024 No. 50741   163 "Cybersecurity Hub" means a Computer Security Incident Response Team established to pool public and private sector threat information for processing and disseminating such information to relevant stakeholders. “Data” refers to electronic representation of information in any form. “Data analytics” refers to utilising data, machine learning, statistical analysis and computerbased models to get better insight and make better decisions from data. “Data centres” means centralised locations where computing and networking equipment is concentrated to collect, store, processing, and distributing or allowing access to large amounts of data. “Data classification” refers to a process of organising data by relevant categories so that it may be used and protected more efficiently. “Data controller” refers to an individual or organisation that manages how data is processed and is responsible for complying with data protection regulations. “Data embassies” refer to a solution traditionally implemented by nation-states to ensure a country's digital continuity with respect to critical databases, where such databases are in another country while remaining within the country’s jurisdiction. “Data operator” means a person who processes personal information for a responsible party in terms of a contract or mandate, without coming under the direct authority of that party. “Data portability” means the right of the data subject to obtain data that a data controller holds on them, and such data is in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format, and to re-use it for their own purposes. “Data sharing” refers to sharing the same data resource with multiple applications or users. “Data subject” refers to an identifiable living person to whom a particular data item relates. “Devices” refers to electronic equipment adapted to perform a particular function. “Digital economy” means a hyper-connected economy characterised by a growing number of interconnected people, organisations and machines through the web and using digital technologies which includes advanced manufacturing, robotics and factory automation, new sources of data from mobile and ubiquitous internet connectivity, cloud computing, big data analytics and artificial intelligence. “Digital infrastructure” means joint fibre-optic and wireless-based advanced ICT platforms with embedded multi-functional application services that facilitate 24/7 online real-time connectivity between nodes in the operational network to allow remote management of production assets. 41 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za