3.3.3 The Cyber Inspectorate’s role is complementary to the existing law enforcement’s insufficient capacity to handle alarming increase in cyber crimes. 3.3.4 It is proposed that a multi discipline task team be appointed to develop an implementation strategy for the Cyber Inspectorate. The task team shall be composed of a dedicated team of volunteers headed by the Department of Communications. The task team will consist of the following departments:  Department of Justice  Department of Defence  South African Police Services  National Intelligence Agency  Comsec  Department of Communications  National Prosecuting Authority 3.4. Law enforcement 3.4.1 Currently South Africa has insufficient capacity to deal with the ever increasing cyber threats and crime; hence the necessity to significantly increase cybercrime investigation and prevention capability. A number of initiatives to investigate and police cybercrimes are required in order to increase South Africa’s overall-capacity to deal with cybercrimes. This policy provides for the development of interventions to strengthen capacity in law enforcement and other agencies that deal with cybercrime. South Africa needs to comply with international best practice and adhere to the European Convention on Cybercrime. 3.4.2 This Policy seeks to enhance law enforcement’s capabilities for preventing and prosecuting cybercrime. To this end, the Policy facilitates the development and implementation of cybersecurity efforts to reduce cyber attacks and cyber threats through the following means:  Capacity development in law enforcement and other agencies that deal with cybercrime should be strengthened;  Information sharing on matters such a cyber incidents, investigations etc must be shared to improve policing efforts and to ensure risk management in business and society; and 10