European efforts on providing an EU28 Cyber security landscape Sample Clauses

European efforts on providing an EU28 Cyber security landscape. In 2015, the BSA Software Alliance created a cyber security dashboard18 to provide government officials in each EU member state with an opportunity to evaluate their country’s policies against these metrics as well as their European neighbours. The report examined five key areas of each EU Member State’s cyber security policy environment: • Legal foundations for cyber security; • Operational capabilities; 16 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxx.xx 17 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxx.xx/activities/Resilience-and-CIIP/national-cyber-security-strategies-ncsss/national-cyber-security- strategies-in-the-world 18 xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/assets/PDFs/study_eucybersecurity_en.pdf EU Cyber security Dashboard – A Path to a secure European cyberspace • Public-private partnerships; • Sector-specific cyber security plans; • Education The report18 states that only 19 of the 28 Member States have more or less detailed and comprehensive cyber security strategies in place, while eight have not declared any such framework at all. Even in the case of those countries with adopted cyber security strategies, the quality of these is variable, many remaining vague and high-level, lacking a clear implementation plan. Furthermore, most of these documents seem static. Only a small number of countries have already revised and improved their initial strategies and published an updated one. Finally, only a minority of the Member States have reinforced their cyber security strategy with relevant legislative and policy instruments that address security, information classification obligations and critical information infrastructure protection requirements. The report provides country summaries of the cyber security landscape. For more detailed information on each country surveyed, refer to the detailed Member State summaries available at xxx.xxx.xxx/XXxxxxxxxxxxxxx. WISER services come at a crucial time to help tap into each one of these country bases and their individual CERT services. (i.e. XXXX.XX, XXXXXXX.XX, CERT-PT etc..) One of our activities will be to contact each EU28 once the WISER services come into place.
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