• Cyber Defence and Hybrid Threats In the context of national and international cyber security policy, the Luxembourg Defence, alongside the relevant national authorities, supports the “defence” component of the national cyber security strategy. The Luxembourg Defence will help strengthen the resilience of national infrastructure, within the framework of EU and NATO-defined requirements and policies, and will provide cyber security for Luxembourg’s defence assets and ISR-related resources. The Luxembourg Defence will continue to recruit experts in the field of cyber defence, which is a critical area for the future and also a vector in respect of hybrid threats. • Research & Development (R&D), Innovation The defence organization aims to meet the target of allocating 2% of the defence effort to R&D projects and programmes, focusing on the development of dual-use technologies with potential applications in the area of defence and consistent with the priority capability development pathways. Focus areas for the defence organization will be further detailed in a national strategy for developing a technological and industrial base for defence, research and innovation. Copyright GovSAT 43