NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY GREEN PAPER END NOTES 16. Potential areas that can be seen to also relate to cyber insurance, due diligence to third party with which businesses may seek strategic relationships,etc 17. Puricelli, op.cit 18. A similar approach has been taken by the Netherlands and Austria 19. For example social media, TV, radio, etc 20. Part from regular Euro barometer surveys dealing with cyber security which provide a significant insight on cyber security experiences and concerns on a domestic level. 21. For example apart from use of visual methods, rewards, social engagement and direct feedback during everyday working life; gamification may present one promising method. (Purcelli, op. cit, p.27) 22. Such policy is currently mainly applied by global and large organisations, and also by some EU member states such as the Netherlands. Reference is made to the Council of European Union meeting document ‘non-paper on Fostering Cyber Security and Cyber defence in Europe by means of Responsible Disclosure Policies. 23. Reference is made to the Council Conclsuions on Cyber Diplomacy (2O15) and to the Global Conference on Cyberspace (2O15) 24. Time of review to be determined, following the consultation period. It is noted that such strategies normally have a time span of around two to three years. 33 MALTA | NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY GREEN PAPER