No. 39475   87 STAATSKOERANT, 4 DESEMBER 2015 NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR SOUTH AFRICA PKI Strategy. The Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services (DOC), pursuant to its mandate established the South African Accreditation Authority to accredit and regulate authentication services and products. 10. 3 The issue of identity management in cyberspace is central to building confidence and trust in the secure use of ICTs. The NCPF seeks to address the fragmented approach by promoting the development of an integrated National E-identity and PKI strategy. Such a strategy and implementation thereof will be critical in providing inter alia e-government services as well as to ensure security, confidentiality and integrity. Uptake and usage of e-identity in e­ government services will stimulate other sectors as well. 10.4 The NCPF acknowledges that transmission of information over the Internet for trading and communication purposes presents new and sophisticated threats for both the senders and recipients of information. Therefore to ensure online transaction security, the NCPF provides for the development of a holistic National E-ldentity and PKI Strategy. The strategy will, amongst others, assist to address: a) Authentication and securing of the identities of the parties to an e-transaction; b) Confidentiality, ensuring information is kept private; c) Integrity issues, by ensuring the information or process has not been modified or corrupted; d) Non-repudiation issues, by ensuring that neither party can refute that the transaction occurred (i.e. the transaction is binding); and e) The structure and regulatory framework for E-ldentity and a Public Key Infrastructure. 10.5 The NCPF also requires that the development of a holistic National E-ldentity and PKI Strategy should be aligned to the broader objectives set out herein and in particular the roles and the responsibilities of the critical stakeholders in the implementation of the NCPF. 22 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za

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