Ⅰ BACKGROUND Ⅱ VISIONS AND GOALS Ⅲ STRATEGIC TASKS Ⅳ PLANS FOR IMPLEMENTATION Industry and technology The government has enacted relevant laws and regulations to enhance the competitiveness of the security industry and create more jobs, and has created and implemented R&D plans for related technologies. However, there is still a perception of security as cost, and the lack of sufficient investment and research in basic and next-generation security technologies limits our ability to narrow the technological gap with other leading countries. Security Awareness The government’s efforts to raise awareness, coupled with increased damage caused by malicious cyber attacks, has improved both individuals' and companies’ awareness of the importance of cybersecurity. Still, many people do not practice basic security rules, while many companies do not take the action needed to protect information and security, creating a gap between awareness and practice. International cooperation In order to respond to transnational cyber threats, the government is striving to build a cooperative mechanism with allies and international organizations, such as the UN and ITU. At the same time, we need to pursue systematic and practical international cooperative activities, such as joining international conventions, sharing information and technology, and drawing up international rules on cybersecurity. 9