ACTIONS OUTCOMES WHO?* ACTION 1 • Cybercrime and electronic evidence training programmes enable frontline responders to deal appropriately with situations involving cyber elements. Police BUILD CAPABILITY TO ADDRESS CYBERCRIME • New Zealand Police meet Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) standards. ACTION 2 ADAPT NEW ZEALAND’S POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE SETTINGS FOR THE DIGITAL AGE ACTION 3 ENHANCE NEW ZEALAND’S OPERATIONAL RESPONSE TO CYBERCRIME • Test whether agencies have appropriate and effective powers and legislative framework to respond to cybercrime. • Law enforcement can swiftly respond to and investigate threats, including those emanating from outside New Zealand. MoJ Police NCPO DIA NZSIS • New Zealanders know where to go for help with cybercrime through one single point for reporting. Police/CERT • Better cybercrime reporting information is available and can inform government decision-making. GCSB • Cybercrime is clearly reflected in crime reporting in New Zealand. NCPO DIA NZSIS NGOs Private Sector ACTION 4 USE NEW ZEALAND’S INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS TO FIGHT CYBERCRIME • Cross-border access to cybercrime information is significantly improved, including through possible accession to the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime (also known as the Budapest Convention). MoJ • Agencies can leverage international relationships in responding to cybercrime. DIA NCPO MFAT Police • Cybercrime in the Asia-Pacific region is reduced through working with countries in the region to identify gaps in their capacity to respond to cybercrime and providing targeted assistance. * Refer to page 4 for detail on acronyms. New Zealand’s Cyber Security Strategy Action Plan 2015 9