A/76/187 • Prepare a current assessment and a plan for the continuous improvement of its operational, administrative, human and scientific capacities and technological infrastructure. • Formulate guidelines for the establishment of a digital civic participation network through which various stakeholders can interact and cooperate in addressing cyberthreats, in order to strengthen and expand digital security capacities in Colombia in accordance with international law. • Coordinate the development of guidelines for digital security improvement plans with the aim of strengthening the capacities of the comprehensive social security system to handle, manage and exchange information, as that system constitutes critical cyberinfrastructure. • Establish, under the national incident management model, guidelines indicating the special conditions for managing risks and addressing digital security incidents related to the handling, management and exchange of information from the comprehensive social security system; those conditions would have to be incorporated into the general incident management procedure established by the Digital Security Committee. • Coordinate the incorporation of appropriate technical, legal, organizational and other mechanisms for gathering necessary digital evidence in the event of a cybersecurity incident in the handling, management and exchange of information from the health subsystem of the comprehensive social security system. • Design, develop and present the draft plan for the establishment of the computer security incident response team for the comprehensive social security sector. • Design, develop and present the draft plan for the establishment of the computer security incident response team for the intelligence sector, to help ensure national digital security. • Design a proposal for a single central registry of digital security incidents at the national level, in order to analyse incident types and periodically assess the need to prioritize strategies and resources for incident management. This registry should include existing reports on the subject from various stakeholders and should be aimed at simplifying the sending of information, establishing secure means of delivery and ensuring the confidentiality, conservation and appropriate use of the information exchanged between parties. Colombia is seeking to protect citizens’ constitutional rights and freedoms with respect to obtaining and using information. Colombia has adopted the legislative measures necessary to establish as criminal offences: (i) intentional and unauthorized access to the whole or any part of a computer system; (ii) the intentional and unauthorized damaging, deletion, deterioration, alteration or suppression of computer data; (iii) the in tentional and unauthorized interception, by technical means, of computer data; and (iv) the production, dissemination or transmission of child pornography. Colombia is developing clear definitions of national and international critical infrastructure, is identifying sectors whose products or services qualify as critical infrastructure and maintains a list of critical assets. It is sharing those definitions with the international community as a confidence-building measure. Colombia is also working to establish crisis resolution networks among relevant public sector stakeholders that request support. In addition, it is planning to 8/46 21-10045