Vision: Safe and trusted cyberspace for the people of Kenya c. Establish new cybersecurity policies, laws and regulations for: implementation of CMCA-2018; adoption of new and emerging technologies; outsourcing of critical systems; adoption of country code top level domain “.ke” among others. d. Establish national cybersecurity standards/architecture. Outcome: Coherent and effective cybersecurity policies, laws, regulations and standards. Figure 6: Information Security Management System Source: ISMS Alliance 3.3 Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) With increasing digitalization, CIIs that were previously isolated from the internet across many sectors (see figure 7) are now increasingly linked to other digital systems, exposing them to cyber threats, and thus compromising national security and public safety. The Kenyan government is committed to implement various initiatives in an effort to improve the cybersecurity posture and resilience of CIIs and other digital systems and infrastructure. The goal, objective and interventions in this pillar are: 10