evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, gvP© 11, 2014 9705 • The implementation of measures to reduce vulnerabilities in software products through the deployment of accreditation schemes, protocols and standards; • The definition of strategies for capacity building mechanisms to raise awareness, transfer know-how and boost cyber security on the national policy agenda; and • The development of a unified national multi-stakeholder strategy for international cooperation, dialogue and coordination in dealing with cyber threats. Cyber Security Priorities National Cyber security Strategy should have three national priorities: • Legal Measures; • Technical and Procedural Measures; and • Organizational Structures The first priority focuses on strategies for the development of cybercrime legislation that is harmonized and applicable globally. The second priority deals with organizational structures and policies on cybercrime, watch, warning and incident response as well as the creation of a generic and universal digital identity system. Priority three focuses on a national framework of security protocols, standards and software accreditation schemes. Priority 1: Legal Measures This Priority deals with the enactment of laws to deter and prosecute cybercrime. Inevitably, the actions will depend on national conditions and local needs. The establishment and modernization of laws, procedures, and policy to prevent, deter, respond to, and prosecute cybercrime is an integral component of the National Cybersecurity Strategy of Bangladesh. Since cybersecurity is a global challenge, the lack of harmonized national and regional cybercrime legislation weakens Bangladesh’s internal and worldwide ability to detect, prosecute and deter cybercrime. The National Cybersecurity Strategy identifies the actions below as necessary for creating suitable cybercrime legal measures: