evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, gvP© 11, 2014 9707 • Provides the basis for promoting cybersecurity skills, training and awareness; • Defines the legal and operational basis for an integrated and fully coordinated public private sector partnership on cybersecurity; • Fosters innovation in cybersecurity to help develop long-term solutions; and • Grants the government authority to participate in international cooperation, dialogue and coordination activities focuses on cybersecurity such as mutual assistance. Priority 2: Technical and Procedural Measures This Priority addresses the need to create organizational structures at national and regional levels to facilitate communication, information exchange and the recognition of digital credentials across jurisdictions. The structures would help create a generic and universal digital identity system and the necessary organizational structures to recognize digital credentials across jurisdictions through the following actions:- Action 1: National Cybersecurity Framework This Action aims to create a Framework that defines mandatory security standards and offers guidance on issues such as risk management, compliance and assurance. The Bangladesh National Security Framework outlines minimum-security measures that stakeholders must abide by to claim compliance with national cybersecurity requirements. The Framework contains core security values and minimum standards that apply to a wide range of stakeholders. Stakeholders select the applicable standards based on their risk profile and information protection needs. The stakeholders may use an internal audit or external auditor to demonstrate compliance with the minimum-security standards to a central organization. However, the Framework does not provide detailed technical instructions on specific ICT systems. The National Cybersecurity Strategy identifies the following Policy Goals as vital components of the National Cybersecurity Framework: • Governance and Risk Management