46 DANISH CYBER AND INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGY 2022-2024 1.12 Government CVD policy A pilot of a government CVD (Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure) policy will be launched. A government CVD policy will describe the framework for government agencies to allow private individuals (“helpful hackers”) to identify and report vulnerabilities in ICT systems. 1.13 Strengthened accreditation and technical security audits The capacity of the Centre for Cyber Security to accredit ICT systems that process classified information is strengthened. In addition, the capacity to conduct technical safety inspections, to a limited extent, for special authorities is strengthened, as well as guidelines and advice from authorities in this regard. 1.14 Focus on ISPs’ ability to block malicious domains The possibility for ISPs to provide DNS blocking of malicious domains as a standard service will be explored. The aim is to strengthen the ability to identify, remove or block malicious domains and thereby achieve greater security for Internet users in Denmark. 1.15 Alternative to satellite-based time management A cross-sectoral analysis is to be prepared of the need to establish one or more time management systems as an alternative to the existing satellite-based time management system. The aim is to create a framework for the establishment of robust and accurate time management, on which many current and future technologies in Denmark depend. 1.16 Strengthening the first-time registration of foreign nationals in the Central Population Register Training efforts will be launched for control staff of relevant authorities to ensure more valid personal data in the Central Population Register, which is a prerequisite for trust in the personal data used by many public and private bodies.