INFORMATION AND CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY OF SRI LANKA Frequency of changing the password of social media by Sri Lankan youth Our Initiatives 5.1. 26% Once in In collaboration with the Department of Census and Statistics, we will conduct a 24% Never National Baseline Survey to assess Sri change every year National Information and Cyber Security Readiness Survey Lankan citizens’ awareness, attitudes and behaviors on cyber security related activities. 33% Once in every 3 months 17% Once in 5.2. every month Public’s Awareness of Social Media and Cyber Security 5.2.1. We will extend the services of CERT website to provide a comprehensive collection of materials and activities relating to cybersecurity, and incorporate a comprehensive Our strategy is to raise the awareness of citizens about the risks derived from cyberspace, and build their capacity to protect their identity, privacy and economic assets in the cyber space 5.2.2. complaints reporting system to assist victims. We will increase information and cyber security awareness among the public through hosting awareness campaigns, organizing public conferences, street dramas, and so forth. 5.2.3. TereLN Readiness SOTA 5.24. Public SYcTeL0Ng Features by DET Awareness Lifelong Learning We will also use social media as a on Cyber ToT aN Raising Awareness and Empowerment tool for increasing the information security awareness of citizens. 5.2.5. OY SScToU gia Awareness for School Children We will pay special attention to most vulnerable communities in the society including youth, women and elderly people. We will use printed and electronic media to reach a broader population. Content shall be in trilingual format. We will also enhance the content of well-known government web sites (e.g. www.gov.|k,www.news.gov.|k, www. defence.gov.lk) with information and cyber security related materials (e.g. presentations, and webinars). The Government Call Centre (1919) will be also enhanced to provide basic information on cyber security related matters.