also take into account the increasing demand for specialized ICT systems in the future. All the teams, after the unification of responsibilities and response procedures, as well as determination of the constituency, would create a national computer security incident response system, which, in addition to cooperation, would also cover joint conferences, training and exercises. 3.6.3. Development of an early warning system and implementation and maintenance of preventive solutions The ICT Security Department of the Internal Security Agency together with the CERT Poland, which is part of the Research and Academic Computer Network (NASK), has implemented an early warning system against threats from the Internet – ARAKIS-GOV. Development of the system will be implemented in accordance with the specific project. At the same time, bearing in mind the progress taking place in ICT technologies and the related trend of emergence of increasingly sophisticated threats, taking initiatives to promote the creation of more and more modern solutions supporting the ICT security is assumed during the implementation of the Policy. The aim should be to use the widest possible range of different types of security systems to ensure the security of critical ICT resources. 3.6.4. Testing the level of security and the continuity of actions As a part of testing the level of security and ensuring continues implementation of processes of CRP, the PCS should organize and coordinate periodic tests of both the level of technical, organizational protection and procedural solutions (e.g. procedures of continuity of actions or supra-departmental cooperation). The results of exercises will be used for evaluation of the current resistance of cyberspace to attacks, while the conclusions will form the basis for the preparation of recommendations for further preventive measures. 3.6.5. Development of security teams The CERT-type teams are competency centres offering substantive help at the stage of creating appropriate structures and procedures. In addition, they are also used to solve problems during their operation in various organizational units of government administration or of entrepreneurs. Each institution, within own personal resources and technical means available, may establish its own local incident response team whose operation is coordinated in accordance with point 4.2. Moreover, the tasks of Computer Security Incident Response Teams should include maintaining internal informational sites. The sites will be the main sources of information about the ICT security for people involved in ICT security in government administration institutions, as well as other persons interested in this subject. Page 16 of 24 Ministry of Administration and Digitisation, Internal Security Agency