efforts of these bodies will support the growth, development, and protection of the Internet and related information systems and protect users of those information networks. These efforts may evolve over time, requiring new approaches, but their objective will remain the same: creating and supporting a culture of cybersecurity. Considering that the Strategy is dynamic, periodic review must be undertaken to ensure its continued applicability and effectiveness. This can be achieved through the following actions: 1. Ongoing coordination and cooperation among the secretariats of CICTE, CITEL, and the REMJA Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime. 2. Strengthening coordination among the national authorities and entities, including the national CSIRTs, involved in addressing cybersecurity issues. 3. Establishment of a joint Web site on which pertinent cybersecurity information generated by CICTE, CITEL, and the REMJA Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime can be posted, in order to allow for a cross-fertilization of ideas and to facilitate the exchange of information. 4. The member states and their national CSIRTs should undertake, with CICTE, CITEL, and the REMJA Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime, an interAmerican public awareness program regarding cybersecurity and cyber-ethics that emphasizes: the benefits and responsibilities of using information networks; safety and security best practices; the potential negative consequences resulting from the misuse of networks; how to report a cyber incident and to whom; and technical and practical information related to cybersecurity. 5. Periodic review of the cybersecurity initiatives and programs of CICTE, CITEL, and the REMJA Group of Governmental Experts on Cyber-crime, and on the implementation of the Strategy, to be conducted by these three bodies, with a joint progress report to the General Assembly.