NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY GREEN PAPER – SUPPORTING DOCUMENT 9 Identification and assessment of Stakeholders Table 8 broadly identifies the stakeholders for a Malta Cyber Security strategy. Stakeholder Requirements Potential players in Malta National leading authority on cyber security Lead in the overall implementation of a National Cyber security strategy. To be identified Computer Security and Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) Lead and contribute to specific relevant aspects of the cyber security strategy. Incident and Risk handling. Top level coordinating CSIRT and other Public Authorities related to national cybercrime, defence and security Lead and contribute to specific relevant aspects of the cyber security strategy. Take appropriate measures to manage the risks posed to the ICT which they control and use in their operations. Public Sector functions responsible for  handling cybercrime on a national basis  national defence, security, critical infastructure protection Key Market operators that include:  Providers of information society services  Operators of critical information infrastructure (CII)  Operators of critical infrastructure that provide essential or critical services to CII. Lead and contribute to specific relevant aspects of the cyber security strategy. Take appropriate measures to manage the risks posed to the ICT which they control and use in their operations. Public sector functions and private sector organisations responsible for  Information Society services23  Critical information infrastructure services such as those in communications, ISPs, etc  essential or critical services to critical information infrastructure Legal Contribute to the legislative aspect (including law enforcement) of cyber security strategy. Public Sector functions responsible for legal matters and other legal respresentations 35 Malta | National Cyber Security Strategy Green Paper – Supporting Document