security challenges. On the one hand, cyberspace makes universal connectivity possible and eases free flow of information, services and ideas. It is thereby a field that stimulates entrepreneurship, strengthens socio-economic progress and creates new opportunities every day in all business sectors.The change caused by digital transformation of production processes is demonstrated globally at an unprecedented rate. Artificial intelligence, robotics, big data, blockchain and the Internet of Things are already with us, although the real transforming power is still to be unleashed. Its implications go beyond technology, extending to new social models and delving into personal relations and ethics. On the other hand, digitalisation transforms security and lays down some serious challenges. Cyberspace is structured as a battleground where information and data privacy are high-value assets in an environment with greater geopolitical competition, reorganisation of power and individual empowerment. Consequently, booming connectivity and greater dependence on networks and systems, not to mention digital components, objects and devices, create vulnerabilities and make it hard to protect information properly. 18 National Cybersecurity Strategy 2019 Prime Minister’s Office