Vision The UK in 2030 will continue to be a leading responsible and democratic cyber power, able to protect and promote our interests in and through cyberspace in support of national goals. Pillars and objectives 1. Strengthen the structures, partnerships and networks necessary to support a whole-of-society approach to cyber. 2. Enhance and expand the nation’s cyber skills at every level, including through a world class and diverse cyber profession that inspires and equips future talent. 3. Foster the growth of a sustainable, innovative and internationally competitive cyber and information security sector, delivering quality products and services, which meet the needs of government and the wider economy. 1. Improve the understanding of cyber risk to drive more effective action on cyber security and resilience. 2. Prevent and resist cyber attacks more effectively by improving management of cyber risk within UK organisations, and providing greater protection to citizens. 3. Strengthen resilience at national and organisational level to prepare for, respond to and recover from cyber attacks. 1. Improve our ability to anticipate, assess and act on the science and technology developments most vital to our cyber power. 2. Foster and sustain sovereign and allied advantage in the security of technologies critical to cyberspace. 2a. Preserve a robust and resilient national Crypt-Key enterprise which meets the needs of HMG customers, our partners and allies, and has appropriately mitigated our most significant risks including the threat from our most capable of adversaries Pillar 1 Strengthening the UK cyber ecosystem Pillar 2 Building a resilient and prosperous digital UK Pillar 3 Taking the lead in the technologies vital to cyber power 3. Secure the next generation of connected technologies and infrastructure, mitigating the cyber security risks of dependence on global markets and ensuring UK users have access to trustworthy and diverse supply. 14 National Cyber Strategy 4. Work with the multistakeholder community to shape the development of global digital technical standards in the priority areas that matter most for upholding our democratic values, ensuring our cyber security, and advancing UK strategic advantage through science and technology.