security, paying particular attention to the public sector and essential services, in a more coordinated framework featuring improved cooperation structures. On the other hand, promoting cybersecurity culture should be one of the central themes being developed to make society aware of these threats and challenges.The right to secure, reliable use of cyberspace and contributing to this situation are shared responsibilities. In addition, cybersecurity means progress, so singular support and encouragement are required for the Spanish cybersecurity industry, promoting an environment that nurtures research, development and innovation, plus participation from the academic world. On the other hand, our society prioritises attaining and maintaining knowledge, skills, experience and technological and professional capabilities because they are essential to tackle major cybersecurity challenges. Cyberspace’s transverse and global nature also demands cooperation and compliance from International Law, as well as utmost respect for the principles of the Constitution and the United Nations Charter; in coherence with the National Security Strategy and initiatives developed within European, regional and international frameworks, where national interests prevail at all times. Governing Principles The National Cybersecurity Strategy is upheld and inspired by the governing principles of National Security: action unit, anticipation, efficiency and resilience. 1. Action Unit: Any response to an incident in the cybersecurity field that might implicate different State agents will be strengthened if it is coherent, coordinated and resolved quickly and effectively.These qualities can be attained through careful preparation and appropriate organisation of the State’s action unit. 30 National Cybersecurity Strategy 2019 Prime Minister’s Office