These entities hold core public-facing cyber roles and functions, serving as the primary windows into the Government of Canada — the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Public Safety Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. Many more have subject-specific roles that involve public engagement or partnership of different kinds. Accompanying this Strategy is a call to partnership. For Canadians and Canadian organizations of all sizes to report cyber incidents and cybercrime — of all kinds. To leverage funding to advance cyber innovation, and to help communities and businesses become more cyber secure. To inform policy and regulation. To improve cyber hygiene, digital literacy, and public awareness. Here is where stakeholders can turn. Core Public Facing Roles Canadian Centre For Cyber Security (Communications Security Establishment Canada) Report an incident (organizations) „ Incident reporting and mitigation Public awareness Source of general, threat- and sector-specific cyber security advice, guidance, and services for Canadians and Canadian organizations „ Cyber security public awareness „ Operations „ Canadian Cyber Defence Collective (CCDC) co-chair (Operations chair) Public Safety Canada Cyber funding „ Cyber security funding for small and medium enterprises Policy „ „ „ 36 National cyber security policy lead National critical infrastructure (CI) security policy lead Canadian Cyber Defence Collective (CCDC) co-chair (Policy chair) National Cyber Security Strategy