3. Projects and programs designed to implement the policy goals, strategies, and tactics will be carried out in collaboration with the relevant bodies as needed; 3.7. Success Indicators 1. Stable socio-cultural, economic, and political conditions as a result of reduced cyber security risks, threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks; 2. Developed Cyber security capacities and systems at the national, sectoral, and institutional levels; 3. The delivery of cyber security products and services through national capacity; 4. An aware society that uses the cyber safely; and a built national cyber security culture; 5. A built cyber security industry with the participation of the private sector; 6. The strengthened and tangible cyber security partnerships and collaborations at the international, regional, and national levels resulted in a contribution to the national interest. 3.8. Revision The NCSPS may be revised as the result of the impact that the political, economic, social, and technological changes in the country bring on the process of ensuring cyber security; when new needs arise with the development of the role and responsibilities of public and private institutions in the sector; as well as when the direction is given based on the findings of the NCSPS monitoring and evaluation. Based on the above-mentioned perspectives, the NCSPS will be revised in five years beginning from the date of ratification. By the direction set forward by the Cyber Security Council considering the findings of the monitoring and evaluation result, INSA takes the responsibility of revising the NCSPS. 25