Federal Act
on the Intelligence Service
(Intelligence Service Act, IntelSA)

English is not an official language of the Swiss Confederation. This translation is provided for information purposes only and has no legal force.

of 25 September 2015 (Status as of 1 July 2021)


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Art. 37 Intrusion into computer systems and computer networks

1 Where com­puter sys­tems and com­puter net­works loc­ated abroad are used to carry out at­tacks on crit­ic­al in­fra­struc­tures in Switzer­land, the FIS may in­trude in­to these com­puter sys­tems and com­puter net­works in or­der to dis­rupt, pre­vent or slow down ac­cess to in­form­a­tion. The Fed­er­al Coun­cil shall de­cide on wheth­er such a meas­ure should be car­ried out.

2 The FIS may in­trude in­to com­puter sys­tems and com­puter net­works abroad in or­der to gath­er in­form­a­tion about events out­side Switzer­land that is avail­able there or that has been trans­mit­ted from there. The Head of the DDPS shall de­cide after con­sult­ing the Head of the FD­FA and the Head of the FD­JP on wheth­er such a meas­ure should be car­ried out.

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