DANISH CYBER AND INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGY 2022-2024 Government bodies that supply information, advice and guidance on cyber and information security matters 1. The Centre for Cyber Security is the national authority on ICT security. The centre is responsible for a number of tasks of a preventive and mitigating nature, including advisory services. The Centre for Cyber Security’s infrastructure and Internet security service can help detect and warn of advanced cyberattacks on authorities and businesses that subscribe to the service. The Centre for Cyber Security warns relevant authorities and businesses about specific cyber threats. The centre also prepares national and sector-specific situation reports and threat assessments. 2. The police are tasked with preventing and investigating IT-related crime and with stopping such crime. The police also have a coordinating role in the event of major, cross-sectoral incidents. 3. The Danish Security and Intelligence Service is the national security authority for Denmark and provides consultancy and assistance to public authorities and private businesses in security matters, including the handling and storage of documents based on the safety circular. 4. The Danish Agency for Digital Government supports information security in the public sector, including through guidance on ISO 27001 and setting requirements for government agencies, including as part of the government’s ICT portfolio management. In addition, the Danish Agency for Digital Government carries out a number of citizen-focused information tasks, including Sikkerdigital.dk and the identity theft hotline. The agency is also responsible for coordinating the implementation of the strategy in concert with the Ministry of Defence. 5. The Danish Business Authority is tasked with developing and offering knowledge, guidelines and tools and coordinating efforts aimed at strengthening digital security in the wider business community, especially in SMEs. 39