CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY OF MONTENEGRO 2018-2021 the narrow specialisation of employees from the field of cyber security. to organise joint promotional campaigns on the protection of children in cyberspace and the safe use of the Internet. 5. Defining the role of the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces of Montenegro in cyberspace Bearing in mind that CIRT recognised malware as one of the biggest threats in Montenegrin cyberspace, a pilot project was launched on 4 November 2016, in cooperation with the Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal Services (EKIP) and Internet providers in Montenegro. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the Armed Forces of Montenegro (AFoM) are fully responsible for the cyberspace created within MoD and AFoM and they cooperate with the national CIRT in Montenegro’s cyberspace protection. NATO targets (E 6202 N) have been adopted, defining the capacities that MoD and AFoM should develop in the next 2 to 5 year period. Degree of implementation: MoD and AFoM have a clear vision of their role in cyberspace. The role of MoD and AFoM will be further strengthened through the additional activities planned for the upcoming period. 6. Partnership of public and private sectors A large part of critical information infrastructure belongs to the private sector. Therefore it is necessary to clearly define cooperation with the private sector in the field of cyber security. With regard to the private sector, seven CIRTs were created within the companies Crnogorski Telekom, Telenor, M:tel, Wireless Montenegro, Telemach, M-kabl and Societe Generale Montenegro Bank. One of the best examples of cooperation with the private sector is the activities undertaken 9 The project was aimed at identifying infected computers as well as undertaking activities in order to recover from the consequences. The above was done in cooperation with EKIP and the Internet providers operating in Montenegro. In November 2016, joint meetings were held on this topic, and the test stage of the project was carried out. Degree of implementation: Evident progress has been made in terms of strengthening cooperation with the private sector. Bearing in mind the significance of having a partnership of public and private sectors, it has been recognised as a priority by the Cyber Security Strategy for Montenegro 2018-2021. 7. Raising public awareness and online protection In line with the task from the Strategy, the Ministry of Public Administration has actively worked on educating citizens through the leading of various promotional campaigns with a special focus on the protection of children on the Internet9. Additionally, in 2017, the Ministry of Public Administration decided to organise a special segment within INFOFEST dealing with the issue of cyber security. https://www.telenor.me/cg/o-telenoru/o-nama/drustvena-odgovornost/odgovorno-poslovanje/surfuj-pametno/; http://www.cirt.me/O_Nama/prijavisadrzaj 16