 Financial Intelligence Unit IT Security Unit ISPs and Private Sector Academia Establish areas of co-operation and linkages with local, regional and international organisations in training in cybercrime and electronic evidence. The role of the FIU will be to:  Analysing and disseminating to investigatory and supervisory authorities’ information pertaining to suspected proceeds of crime and alleged money laundering offences, including the financing of any activities or transactions related to terrorism, occurring in the digital environment.  Undertake, and assist in, research projects in order to identify the causes of money laundering and terrorist financing committed in the digital environment and its consequences. The IT Security Unit will establish IT Security best practices and promote implementation of information security standards within the Civil Service to improve the level of preparedness and dealing with cybercrime. ISPs and the Private Sector will be represented through respective Associations. Their responsibilities will be to:  Provide strategic insights on security architecture, operations and risk management approaches to users  Provide mitigation strategies in the face of attacks  Co-operate with law enforcement agencies in combating cybercrime. The role of academia will be to:  Conduct research and development in the field of cybercrime.  Regular reiew of school curricullum to integrate cybercrime contents. The successful implementation of the PPP will allow the following:  Information sharing with the private sector Businesses are often the first to become aware of emerging cybercrime threats and are also best placed to protect themselves against them. Information sharing arrangements between businesses and governments must be robust and effective. While there are sound policy reasons for certain barriers to information sharing including privacy, commercial and national security concerns, 20 | P a g e