48 DANISH CYBER AND INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGY 2022-2024 Strengthening cooperation between the public and private sectors 3.1 Better help for citizens and businesses through a cyber-hotline A government hotline will be established for citizens and businesses, including large enterprises, to seek help and guidance on basic cyber and information security. The hotline should also be able to provide concrete guidelines on, for example, data recovery, phishing attempts and/or securing data for possible subsequent police investigation. The hotline is established in close cooperation with Sikkerdigital.dk. 3.2 Strengthened central advisory capacity The initiative strengthens the central advisory services of the Centre for Cyber Security in a number of areas: (1) strengthening the highly specialised advisory unit with a focus on situational advice to government agencies with regard to solution-specific and practical challenges; (2) increasing the capacity to conduct security technological studies; (3) strengthening the analytical capacity in relation to cybercrime and cyber espionage; and (4) strengthening the capacity of the telecommunications section with regard to being able to follow the development of 5G technology and provide advisory service. 3.3 Establishing a cyber security unit for SMEs In order to have a comprehensive and coherent initiative targeting SMEs, a cyber security unit will be established to, among other things, gather and share SME-relevant knowledge and experience on incidents and threats. Among other things, the unit will help facilitate and launch new publicprivate initiatives to help strengthen SMEs’ cyber security. The initiative is adapted to different types of SMEs, as they have varying levels of maturity and needs. 3.4 Strengthened exchange of experience and insight into cyber and information security incidents Possibilities must be investigated for strengthening the exchange of experience and knowledge building across public and private actors and between sectors, so that relevant knowledge about specific incidents is shared as widely as possible. There is also a need to look at how data from, for example, the Danish Data Protection Agency and the Danish National Police can be made more available to others.