Ⅰ BACKGROUND Ⅱ VISIONS AND GOALS Ⅲ STRATEGIC TASKS Ⅳ PLANS FOR IMPLEMENTATION Intensified cybersecurity competition among states Political, economic, and military disputes among states are escalating to conflicts in cyberspace. In some cases, cyber attacks are conducted prior to or after physical attacks. Recognizing cyber capabilities as asymmetric powers with potential to significantly impact national security, states have long fostered cybersecurity experts and expanded cybersecurity organizations. In addition, governments have invested substantial budget in developing state-of-the-art cyber technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) and big data analytics, as well as strengthening capabilities to collect cyber intelligence, disturb Internet networks, and disrupt major facilities. Increased harm to the public due to cybercrime Cybercrime damage to businesses and people continues to grow with the increasing use of advanced technology and sophistication of cyber attacks, such as stealing and encrypting personal information. The involvement of state actors and terrorist groups is also creating greater and more serious cybercrime damage, increasing the number of incidents that threaten national security. 7