:٢ِ٣ ن ٓخ٤ذف طلوٜرُي رٝ ،ٌٍاٌزؼبوْ اٌذو
● Establish appropriate regional and international
relations to collaborate effectively with like-minded
governments and organisations on cyber-related
issues to derive national benefit.
َش حُٔالثٔش ٖٓ أؿ٤ُٝحُذٝ ش٤ٔ٤ِ● اٗشخء حُؼالهخص حإله
حُٔئعغخص حُٔٔخػِشٝ ٓخصٌٞش ٓغ حُل٤ُٕ رلؼخٝحُظؼخ
ن حُٔ٘لؼش٤ ُظلو٢ٗزشح٤خ حألٖٓ حُغ٣ظؼِن روؼخ٣ ٔخ٤ك
.ش٤٘ؽُٞح
● Build and maintain robust international alliances
and partnerships to deter shared threats and increase
international security and stability.
1. Broker international and regional agreements at the
most senior levels of Government to collaborate on
the appropriate sharing of cyber intelligence;
٘ش ُشدع٤ش ٓظ٤ُٝششحًخص دٝ ادحٓش طلخُلخصٝ ● ر٘خء
حالعظوشحسٝ ٖٓض حأل٣طؼضٝ ذحص حُٔشظشًش٣ذٜحُظ
.٢ُٝحُذ
٠ِ أػ٠ِش ػ٤ُٝحُذٝ ش٤ٔ٤ِخص حإله٤ حالطلخه٢ٍ كٞ حُذخ.0
ٍ طزخد٢ٕ كٝش ٖٓ أؿَ حُظؼخ٤ٌٓٞخص حُل٣ٞحُٔغظ
.ش رخُشٌَ حُٔ٘خعذ٤ٗزشح٤ش حُغ٤ٓخص حالعظخزخسحطِٞحُٔؼ
2. Broker international agreements that enable Jordan
to benefit from and contribute to cutting edge cyber
research and development;
ٖ٤ٌٔ ط٠ِ طؼَٔ ػ٢ش حُظ٤ُٝخص حُذ٤ حالطلخه٢ٍ كٞ حُذخ.2
ش٤ٗزشح٤حألرلخع حُغٝ ش٣ٞ حُظط٢ٔش كٛحألسدٕ ٖٓ حُٔغخ
.خٜ٘ٓ حالعظلخدسٝ خٓشُٜح
3. Broker international legal agreements that enable
collaboration in bringing cyber criminals to justice;
ٌٖٔ ط٢ش حُظ٤ُٝش حُذ٤ٗٞٗخص حُوخ٤ حالطلخه٢ٍ كٞ حُذخ.2
.ٖ ُِؼذحُش٤٤ٗزشح٤ٖ حُغ٤ْٓ حُٔـش٣ طوذ٢ٕ كٖٝٓ حُظؼخ
4. Influence and shape international and regional
policies related to cyber security;
ش٤ُٝحُذٝ ش٤ٔ٤ِخعخص حإله٤َ حُغ٤ٌ طش٠ِش ػ٤ حُظؤػ.4
.٢ٗزشح٤حُٔظؼِوش رخألٖٓ حُغ
5. Broker international and regional agreements on
the cyber controls that each country has in place.
ش حُٔظؼِوش٤ُٝحُذٝ ش٤ٔ٤ِخص حإله٤ حالطلخه٢ٍ كٞ حُذخ.2
.ُشٝ ًَ د٢ش حُٔطزوش ك٤ٗزشح٤حرؾ حُغٞرخُؼ
:٢ِ٣ ن ٓخ٤ذف طلوٜرُي رٝ ،ئششان اٌمطبػبد
Sector Engagement to:
● Work within and across sectors to develop focused
sector understanding of cyber security issues.
Communicate and develop sector focused
capabilities that enable those issues to be better
addressed.
● Understand the different sectors and their unique
threat profiles as a product of how they use
information, the value of that information to threat
actors and the operational systems and services in
place.
ْٜ ك٠ُطَ اٞ● حُؼَٔ ٓغ ٓخظِق حُوطخػخص ُِظ
ش٣ٞططٝ ٢ٗزشح٤خ حألٖٓ حُغ٣ ُوؼخ١ ٓشًض٢هطخػ
ش ٓشًضس طٌٖٔ ٖٓ حُظؼخَٓ ٓغ طِي٤هذسحص هطخػ
.َخ رخُشٌَ حألٓؼ٣حُوؼخ
● Focus cyber security support from the very basic
guidance, to intelligence sharing, to the central
deployment of active security tools through
Security Operating Centres.
رذءح ٖٓ ٓشكِش حإلسشخد٢ٗزشح٤ض دػْ حألٖٓ حُغ٤ً● طش
ش٤ٓخص حالعظخزخسحطِٞسح رظشخسى حُٔؼٝ ٓش،٢حألعخع
ٍش ٖٓ خال٣ش ٓشًض٤٘ٓحص أٝ اؽالم أد٠ُال اٞطٝٝ
.ش٤٘ٓخص حأل٤ِٔٓشحًض حُؼ
● Build trust through engagement across the different
sectors and enable appropriate sharing of
information and support in line with strategic cyber
security priorities.
● Provide certified cyber security-related advice and
guidance to support national and organisational
entities in achieving the objectives set out in the
National CyberSecurity Strategy.
ٓخظِق حُوطخػخص٢● ر٘خء حُؼوش ٖٓ خالٍ حُٔشخسًش ك
حُذػْ رٔخٝ ٓخصِٖٞ حُٔشخسًش حُٔ٘خعزش ُِٔؼ٤ٌٔطٝ
.٢ٗزشح٤ش ُألٖٓ حُغ٤ـ٤خص حالعظشحط٣ُٞٝحكن ٓغ حألٞظ٣
National Cyber Security Strategy 2018-2023
ًّخطخ اٌؼ
Action Plan
International Collaboration to:
ٌَذ حُخخطش ر٣ذٜأشٌخٍ حُظٝ ْ ٓخظِق حُوطخػخصٜ● طل
ـش٤ؼذ ٗظ٣ ذ٣ذٜرُي حٗطالهخ ٖٓ إٔ حُظٝ خٜ٘ٓ هطخع
ٔش٤ُوٝ ٓخصِٞد حعظؼٔخٍ طِي حُوطخػخص ُِٔؼِٞألع
حألٗظٔشٝ ذ٣ذٜخص حُظٜٓخص رخُ٘غزش ُـِٞطِي حُٔؼ
.حُخذٓخص حُٔطزوشٝ ش٤ِ٤حُظشـ
ِٖٓش حُٔظؼِوش رخألٛحإلسشخدحص حُٔئٝ سسٞش حُٔش٤كٞ● ط
ن٤ طلو٢ش ك٤٘ؽُٞ ُذػْ حُٔئعغخص ح٢ٗزشح٤حُغ
.ش٤ـ٤ حالعظشحطٙزٛ ٢خ كٜ٤ِص ػٞخ حُٔ٘ظٜذحكٛأ
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