Cyber Security Strategy 2021-2024 Ministry of Defence of Georgia Methodology and Resources The Cyber Security Strategy is based on cyber security recommendations prepared by The Global Cyber Security Capacity Center at Oxford University, the US Georgia National Guard and other international partner organizations. The document identifies the problem and sets out clearly formulated goals, objectives and actions for their solution. The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) is used to measure the performance of specific activities set out in the Action Plan of the document, which provides risk-based planning and effective monitoring. Both human and financial resources will be used to carry out the activities defined by the cyber security strategy. The activities envisaged by the Cyber Security Strategy, the implementation of which requires material and financial resources, will be done with the budget funds allocated to the LEPL Cyber Security Bureau and with the financial support of partner countries / donor organizations. Human resources Implementation of the directions mentioned in the strategy requires properly trained human resources, which will ensure the achievement of the ultimate goal. Given the high competition in the cyber security market, mobilizing and retaining qualified personnel is a common challenge, however, with the support of the Ministry of Defence, the Cyber Security Bureau has made adequate investment in recruitment/development, bringing the payroll closer to competitive conditions and a successful recruitment policy. In addition, through close and fruitful communication with strategic partners/organizations (US, UK, EST, LITH, NATO), through systematic staff training, the Bureau ensures the growth of organizational competence. At the moment, the competence of the Bureau staff corresponds to ISO, NIST, SANS and other international standards. The document on human resources refers not only to the qualified staff of the Bureau, but also to the human resources of the Ministry's sub-departments involved in the goals and activities of the strategy, as well as the expertise of the partner countries/organizations needed to accomplish a specific goal or activity. 6