communicate without having their communications intercepted or eaves dropped on. • This right to privacy shall only be removed where individuals are reasonably suspected of committing a crime or are involved in activities that threaten or undermine the nation’s national security posture. ix. Specific Principles on Public and Private Sector Partnership:   • The policy recognizes the important role of private sector in cyberspace and its massive investments in the provision of critical resources, intellectual assets and management of critical national information infrastructure.   • The policy recognizes the cyber risk exposure of critical infrastructures, which leads to Industries increasingly becoming the primary target of cybercrime, cyber espionage, and most recently, serious cyber attacks.   • The policy is committed to building trusted channels for strategic partnerships with the private sector through public-private partnerships and multi-stakeholder engagement measures. • It is strategic intent of this policy to facilitate cross-sector harmonization, development and application of a common regulatory framework towards entrenching a cohesive cybersecurity response. This is to improve cybersecurity across the critical information infrastructure. x. Specific Principles on Sustainable National Awareness, Advocacy and Capacity Building:   • The policy seeks to improve the country’s cybersecurity posture. Therefore it is the abiding principle of this policy to provide measures on sustainable national awareness, advocacy and capacity building