The government wants 1. Robust protection of vital societal functions • We need to be able to maintain vital societal functions and economic activity in a crisis where critical ICT infrastructure is non-functional for a short or longer period. • Government agencies and businesses must have a certain level of security to be able to act on a short notice in the event of serious cyber incidents. 2. Increased level of skills and management commitment • Cyber and information security must be embedded in top management, and skills must be strengthened. This applies to an overview of assets, vulnerabilities and knowledge of potential threats. • Citizens, businesses and government agencies need to know how to protect themselves and stay safe digitally. • Demand for cyber and information security skills must be accommodated by training more specialists and building stronger capacity across society. 3. Strengthening of the cooperation between the public and private sector • Government agencies and businesses need to cooperate more closely and share knowledge and experience about threats and incidents. • Government agencies and businesses need to be supported with highly specialised consultancy through centralised coordination. 4. Active participation in the international fight against the cyber threat • International cooperation in the EU, UN, NATO and like-minded countries must be strengthened. It must be difficult and consequential to conduct cyberattacks against Denmark. • Denmark must actively contribute to ensuring an open, secure and reliable internet, along with protecting critical ICT infrastructure.