4.2.5 Naval capabilities The Slovenian Armed Forces will develop capabilities for naval operations designed to operate at sea, on the coast, and on rivers and lakes, either independently or in cooperation with other units of the Slovenian Armed Forces and the Alliance. They will cover the capabilities for surface and underwater operations, and for combat service support. Part of the naval capabilities will be deployable mainly within the Alliance's European area. 4.2.6 Cyber defence capabilities The Slovenian Armed Forces' cyber defence capabilities will be integrated into the Ministry of Defence's comprehensive system and the national cyber security and defence system. Part of the capabilities will be deployable. The Slovenian Armed Forces will establish cyber defence capabilities which will be able to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber security incidents in real time. They will be based on a comprehensive approach that ensures secure communication channels and the protection of military information systems. In the development of these capabilities, the Slovenian Armed Forces will be closely involved in NATO and European Union projects. The possibilities in the context of bilateral cooperation with key strategic partners will continue to be used in the development. 4.2.7 Command support capabilities Command support capabilities will support command and control functions at strategic, operational and tactical levels. The command and control system will enable interoperability and cooperation within the national and international environments. A secure and flexible high-availability network infrastructure will be established. The command and control system will be supported by application solutions to support decision-making and command. Part of these capabilities will be deployable. The Slovenian Armed Forces’ airspace command system will, in the long term, be based on NATO’s air command and control system. Air surveillance capabilities will be based on current long-range radar systems. The Airspace Surveillance and Control Centre will be an integral part of NATO's Integrated Air and Missile Defence System. Naval capabilities will be connected to maritime communication and information systems in accordance with international standards. Situational awareness at sea will be established in cooperation with other maritime security actors at national and international levels. 20