DANISH CYBER AND INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGY 2022-2024 The ability to share knowledge and experiences on cyber and information security incidents is vital to achieve a high cyber and information security level. Therefore, there is a need to strengthen cooperation across sectors so that we can become even better at sharing knowledge and learning from each other. Government agencies also need to be better at using existing data and incident reports to disseminate knowledge about threats and vulnerabilities. There is a high demand for centralised consultancy, and there is a need to strengthen capacity and the overall advisory support of government agencies to meet this demand. In addition, citizens and businesses exposed to phishing attempts and hacking are unclear as to where to address their issues and what sort of assistance they need. Citizens can now get advice from the identity theft hotline, but there is a need for broader help and consultancy for both businesses and citizens: this also includes basic cyber and information security. 27 In the business sector, stronger and closer cooperation is needed. In general, initiatives targeted at SMEs remain fragmented and often only take the form of awarenessraising activities and guidance initiatives. If cyber and information security is to be boosted in the entire business sector, it is crucial that the overall business effort for cyber and information security is coordinated and coherent. Concrete tools are needed to keep Danish companies competitive. Through a number of concrete actions in the strategy, the government is strengthening public-private cooperation on cyber and information security. The initiatives ensure better opportunities for knowledge and experience exchange, strengthen the advisory efforts towards public authorities, companies and citizens and contribute to the competitiveness of Danish companies through concrete tools.