3. RESILIENT SOCIETY 4.0 The Czech Republic is a European leader in the dissemination and use of modern technologies. As a result, Czech society is successfully transforming into an information society. This established trend has also brought about both an increase in the number of end users in Czech society Digital Hygiene and the risks to which those users are exposed. A set of principles, procedures, and Insufficient digital hygiene, media literacy, and habits that allows users to securely critical thinking are problems across society move around cyberspace. This is a associated with this growth. The country must proactive approach by users to their thus focus on the successful transformation of digital footprint, security, etc. Czech society into Society 4.0: a state where cyber threats are minimized and all of society can leverage the benefits of modern technologies and integrate them into their everyday lives. Cyber security must thus remain an intrinsic part of people’s everyday lives. 3.1 Securing Digital Society and Public Administration The Czech Republic has been striving to digitalize its public administration for several years. Building a digital infrastructure for public administration must take place with extreme emphasis on cyber security from the very beginning. The operation and administration of this infrastructure must also be accompanied by a high level of security. It is therefore necessary to reflect the current security situation, regularly perform coordinated and continual risk analyses, and use the results to apply the necessary measures. The digital infrastructure will be built with the goal of assuring the mutual compatibility of the technologies used in the individual public administration areas. Here, the country will continue to support the use of unified information channels that allow for secure data exchange. Another key characteristic of digital infrastructure is resilience. The state must guarantee the smooth operation of infrastructure under all conditions. Despite this resiliency, it is necessary to create alternative methods of providing services in cases where the state administration is not able to do so electronically. 3.2 Education and Awareness Cyber threats, the spread of modern technologies, and their incorporation into society have become intrinsic parts of every citizen’s life. The Czech Republic must thus reflect this situation and include cyber security at all levels of the education system and across all fields. It is necessary to emphasise security as a priority when using any electronic device. Implementing a high-quality and modern education system is necessary to strengthen the country’s overall cyber security. Starting at the pre-school level, education projects that aim to teach safe Internet habits and the use of digital technologies will be promoted. 18