National Information Assurance and Cyber Security Strategy (NIACSS) 2012 Map document will translate priorities and objectives listed in NIACSS into specific well-defined initiatives/projects. The implementation of these initiatives/projects will contribute to realizing the overall identified NIACSS objectives. NIACSS calls for establishing a well-defined organization called National Information Assurance and Cyber Security Agency (NIACSA). NIACSA should be the focal point for all information assurance and Cyber Security related issues and assigned the following responsibilities: 5.1. 5.2. 5.3. 5.4. 5.5. 5.6. 5.7. Be the single point of reference and a coordination lead Agency for Jordan’s information assurance and cyberspace security. NIACSA should act as regulatory and advisory body. NIACSA should develop and review all security-related strategies, standards, policies, laws, and champion required change in co-ordination with all stakeholders. Manage and coordinate the efforts needed to implement the NIACSS related projects. Manage the CNIP Program. Manage Nation-Wide Risk Management Program Audit all government’s information systems and procedures to guarantee compliance with national security standards and policies. Hence, the NIACSA will be responsible for Compliance and Certification. Establish and manage the operation of :  National Cyberspace Security Operations Centre (CSOC).  National Computer Emergency Response Team (JO-CERT).  National Encryption Center (NEC). Coordinate with all government entities (including Military, Public Security Department, Civil Defense Department, and General Intelligence Department) and private sector regarding information assurance and cyber security.  Define Success criteria.  Raise the concern of cyberspace security within these entities.  Raise the visibility of cyberspace security within entities budgets.  Provide technical assistance to public and private sectors to guarantee proper protection of information systems and networks. Page 18 of 20