National Cyberstrategy (NCS) Priorities - - Key actors - - Education: Education and training on cybersecurity will be promoted at all levels. While compulsory schooling will primarily teach basic skills, uppersecondary level vocational education and training and tertiary-level professional education, higher education, and continuing education and training need targeted offers tailored to the requirements of the labour market. The tried and tested instruments of Swiss education policy will be used to promote education and training on cybersecurity. In teaching cybersecurity skills, teachers will be supported with suitable teaching materials and by subject specialists, and coordination between educational institutions will be fostered. Specific training and courses for specialists (e.g. in critical infrastructures) will be offered more widely in Switzerland. Research: Research into cybersecurity will be promoted through existing research policy funds. The impact of Switzerland's outstanding political, economic and social research must be expanded. This will require enhanced coordination between researchers in the various cybersecurity disciplines so that joint recommendations can be developed and communicated. Innovation: Networking between actors will be promoted to create an ideal environment for innovation. Exchanges between universities, companies and public authorities are to be further expanded. Within the scope of the law, the responsible federal units will encourage expert involvement in cybersecurity through the existing Innovation Fellowships and similar programmes. Confederation: CYD Campus, NCSC, SERI Cantons: CCJPD, SPI, EDK, SHK Universities: all Swiss universities, SSCC, swissuniversities, ETH Board Business community/society: Swiss vocational education and training sector, ICT associations, Innosuisse, SATW 14