and violations to organizations with critical information infrastructure and other relevant organizations and officials; 21.2.7. for the purposes of categorizing, processing, information regarding cyber-attacks and violations registered nationwide, and transferring such information to the relevant authorities, operate a team consisting of representatives of relevant organizations. Article 22.Public center 22.1.The Public center shall operate under the state central administrative organization in charge of digital development and communications. 22.2.The Public center shall exercise the following functions: 22.2.1.detect, terminat, and respond to cyber-attacks and violations directed at inpiduals and legal persons other than that stipulated in article 21.2.2 of this law, and provide support in the restoration of the targeted information systems; 22.2.2.conduct research and analysis on cyber-attacks and violations, and distribute recommendations and information thereon to the public; 22.2.3.cooperate and exchange information with the centers stipulated in article 20.1.1, and legal persons stipulated in article 20.2 of this law; 22.2.4. issue and submit recommendations and requirements regarding cyber-attacks and violations to citizens and legal persons. Article 23.Armed forces center 23.1.The Armed forces center shall operate within the structure of the Armed forces cyber security organization. 23.2.The Armed forces center shall exercise the following functions: 23.2.1.prevent, detect, terminate, and respond to cyber-attacks and violations directed at defense sector information systems, and restore targeted information systems; 23.2.2.render support to the activities of prevention of foreign cyber-attacks and threats; 23.2.3. cooperate with foreign countries and international counterpart organizations on ensuring cyber security. 23.2.4.verify and certify and issue conclusions on the technical equipment and software designated to ensure the cyber security in the defense sector. CHAPTER FIVE MISCELLANEOUS Article 24.Liabilities imposable on violators of the legislation on cyber security 24.1.If the actions of the official who has violated this law does not carry the characteristics of a crime, the liabilities stipulated in the Law on Public Service or the Labor Law. 24.2.An inpidual or legal person who has violated this law shall be imposed liabilities stipulated in the Criminal Law or the Law on Violations. 24.3.The delegation by an organization or legal person of its activities to ensure its cyber security to others on a contractual basis shall not serve as grounds for exemption from liabilities. Article 25.Enforcement of the law 25.1.This law shall be enforced from 1 May 2022.