2. To enable cyber security to play a role in the protection of citizen's privacy, human rights, democratic rights, and in the assurance of sustainable peace and development in its process and end; 3. To establish strong national, regional, continental, and international partnership and collaboration on cyber security; 4. To build indigenous technological capabilities and deploy systems that sustain key infrastructure and information resources through the R&D which is up to the international standard; 5. To create an aware society that uses cyber with knowledge and reason through building a local cyber security culture; 1.6 Principles 1. Accountability All public and private institutions have the accountability to protect their information and information infrastructure and systems; to ensure the security of their cyber products and services. 2. Resilience It is incumbent to affirm cyber security by withstanding the challenges in cyberspace, by being resilient, and by remaining strong and more agile. 3. Sovereignty-Centric The country should make sure that its cyber sovereignty and national interests are intact in all its international cooperation, negotiations, and agreements in the field of cyber security. 4. Coordination and partnership As the task of ensuring cyber security requires the participation of all concerned bodies, the public and private institutions, and other stakeholders need to work in coordination and partnership. 5. Global Compliance Since the task of securing the cyber is practiced in a global space, it should be done by international laws, principles, and agreements. 5