 Banking and Finance; and  Borders, Port and Marine. However, this approach needs to change. As illustrated in Figure 11, all other CIs in Vanuatu must be identified, protected and continuously monitored for Cyber Security development and efforts. Protecting all CIs will ensure all assets, technologies and people of Vanuatu are protected from Cyberattacks. The identified ‘Lead Agencies’ are institutions who will bear the responsibility and ensure up-to-date systems, technologies, Policies, Strategies and frameworks exist throughout all Critical Infrastructure organizations. The lead agencies must also capitalise on the existing ‘Multi-stakeholder’ collaboration, partnerships and information sharing channels to strengthen Vanuatu’s Cyber Security framework and National Security. 7.0 National Cyber Security Priorities Cyber-attacks knows no boundary and has no limitations to causing harm to a person or disrupting business operations from any location regardless of its origin. Past surveys and assessments have statistically indicated that cyber-attacks affect one in every five Internet users. This is a concerning issue that requires not only the cyber security experts attention but everyone’s attention. It is of utmost importance that countries, institutions and individuals prioritize to invest in Cyber Security. However, prioritizing and investing in Cyber Security is not an easy exercise. It needs a shared vision between the Government, businesses and individuals on the importance of Security. This shared vision will maximize economic benefits, protect and secure Critical Infrastructures and citizens from Cyber-attacks. Cyber security recapitulates measures involving the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability (The CIA Triad) of information provenance. These measures require numerous cyber security approaches to be designed, implemented and enforced to safeguard the information of interest. While the need for effective cyber security frameworks are yet to be established, taking simple effective solution to tackle and address cyber security issues and cybercrime require a multi-stakeholder approach. This multi-stakeholder approach is the key to successfully implementing and enforcing Vanuatu’s National Cyber Security priorities detailed in this Strategy of 2030. NCSS VISION Approach Adjusting National Frameworks Allow Flexibility within the Strategy Increase International Cooperation Increase collaboration, partnerships and Information Sharing Unify Awareness Campaigns Encourage Multi-stakeholder Unified Awareness Campaigns Figure 12: The National Cyber Security Strategy Vision Approach for Vanuatu. 31 | Vanuatu’s Cyber Security Strategy 2030 Building Cyber Capability and Talents Build and cultivate Cyber Security Talents and Capacity