financial infrastructure for funding capacity building needs to be put in place. Such funding mechanisms should prioritize those furthest behind especially in the developing world. Development of inclusive Cooperative and inclusive frameworks at national, regional and International level to detect, prevent and respond to various threats in the cyber space remains of utmost importance to Kenya. A framework that enhances cybersecurity and facilitates the ICT growth remains an optimal objective. Building the capabilities to raise cybersecurity awareness and developing the necessary workforce to address cybersecurity needs remains critical to achieving security and stability in cyberspace. This is expected to reduce risks while at the same time increase trust for all users. We reiterate the need to develop a harmonized framework for the management of cybercrime in the cyber space, especially given the borderless nature of cybercrime. Cyber security is indeed a shared responsibility and so Kenya will continue to participate in this openended process in enhancing a secure cyberspace in order to; a)Promote internet freedom and build support for an open, interoperable, secure, and reliable cyberspace. b) Secure networks by setting clear security targets. c) improve partnership with the Academia and private sector players. d)Create awareness and capacity building on matters of Cybersecurity. e)Harmonize National, Regional and international partnership for effective cybercrime management, including inter-agency coordination and collaboration. f) Improve ability to identify and report cyber incidents to respond in a timely manner 4