Action Plan 2010 -2015 for Canada’s Cyber Securit y Strategy Action Timeline Deliverable Status Lead Create Shared Services Canada to consolidate the Government’s digital backbone. Completed Public Works and Government Services Canada Develop and implement new security standards for the procurement of information technology products and services for the Government. Completed Shared Services Canada, Public Works and Government Services Canada, and Communications Security Establishment Canada Secure Government Systems Consolidate the Government’s information technology security architecture, in order to improve the security of Government networks. Start: 2011 Establish a mechanism to prevent and address sophisticated incidents on Government networks. Start: 2011 Establish and operate the Cyber Threat Evaluation Centre at Communications Security Establishment Canada. Fully operational Communications Security Establishment Canada Invest to reinforce the Government’s cyber security capabilities. Start: 2011 Invest $155 million over four years to hire new staff, and invest in better equipment. On track for winter 2016 Various departments Start: 2012 Develop enterprise IT security architecture designs to ensure basic security building blocks are instilled as Government IT infrastructure is renewed. Ongoing Treasury Board Secretariat (in collaboration with Shared Services Canada and Communications Security Establishment Canada) Start: 2012 Deliver a new Government-wide IT security incident recovery capability to ensure timely response to and recovery from compromise. Ongoing Treasury Board Secretariat, Shared Services Canada, Communications Security Establishment Canada Start: 2012 Increase capacity to collect and analyze intelligence. Ongoing Communications Security Establishment Canada Start: 2012 Improve capacity to detect and defend against cyber threats. Ongoing Communications Security Establishment Canada Start: 2010 Strengthen capacity to defend Department of National Defence/ Canadian Forces networks. Ongoing Department of National Defence/Canadian Forces Establish a Canadian Forces Cyber Task Force and Director General Cyber organization. Completed Department of National Defence/Canadian Forces Exchange information about cyber best practices with allied militaries. Ongoing Department of National Defence/Canadian Forces Revise the Government’s Information Technology Incident Management Plan. Completed Treasury Board Secretariat Lead and facilitate a variety of Government security community events, forums and training related initiatives. Ongoing Treasury Board Secretariat Strengthen military aspects of cyber security. Improve the Government’s plan to respond effectively to a major cyber incident. Start: 2009 Improve security training and Start: awareness throughout the 2010 Government’s security community. 6