cybersecurity, and treats it as a priority in all affected areas, achieving, at the same time, the objectives of the European Strategy for a Better Internet for Children. Particular emphasis is laid on encouraging the creation of quality online content for young people, supporting awareness-raising and preparatory measures, the prevention of the harassment and exploitation of children, and the establishment of a secure online environment. For this purpose, Hungarian non-governmental organisations with a proven record in online child protection are regarded as key partners. g) Motivation of business actors. In determining cyber security requirements for public procurement tenders in information technology and communications, Hungary intends to encourage equipment manufacturers and service providers submitting bids to create the highest possible level of cybersecurity, with special emphasis on compliance with international certification standards. Furthermore, Hungary wishes to cooperate with business actors to develop incentive measures for cybersecurity improvement. IV. Government tools that are available or in need of reinforcement for implementing the National CyberSecurity Strategy 11. Hungary is already in the possession of most tools required to meet its strategic objectives as regards capabilities and potential resources, including: a) stocktaking and coordination of the government organisations responsible for the security of the Hungarian cyberspace, establishment of efficient cooperation; b) review of the civil society, business and academic organisations responsible for the security of the Hungarian cyberspace, establishment of institutional cooperation; c) stocktaking of critical information infrastructures and critical assets, as well as national data assets, in addition, ensuring their protection; d) operation of specialised Government institutions; e) provision of a regulatory environment; f) participation in international and regional cooperation at political, operational and regulatory levels; g) establishment of a support framework for research & development, education and awareness-raising; h) establishment of business motivation systems; i) integrating cybersecurity aspects in technical developments under state control and in tasks related to the development and operation of the Government’s information systems. 12. The reinforcement and more efficient use of the available tools and their more effective practical application in terms of national security require the establishment and operation of a system for intra-governmental and nongovernmental cooperation.