Republic of Mauritius - National Cyber Security Strategy Stakeholders and their Roles The different stakeholders and their roles towards this collaborative framework are described below: Stakeholders Ministry of ICT National Cyber Security Committee Roles  Acts as the Project owner and is responsible for settingup of the necessary legal framework for strategy implementation. The National Cyber Security Committee acts as the decision making body and will include representatives from the MICT, National CERT (CERT-MU), Law Enforcement and Regulatory Bodies, Critical Sectors, PMO, Data Protection Office, Vendors & Private sectors and Academia to oversee and monitor the implementation of the strategy. The role of the National Cyber Security Committee will be to:   National CERT Lead activities associated with developing and managing national CIIP efforts, including coordinating policy development, outreach and awareness, risk assessment and management efforts, funding and support for the CIIP program efforts. Serve as an important escalation functions for resolving important issues and emergencies. The National CERT (CERT-MU), a division of the National Computer Board is the advisory body for information security issues in the country. The responsibilities of the National CERT will be:      10 | P a g e To implement the outputs generated from the cybersecurity committee. To handle and coordinate cyber security incidents. To monitor and analyse the information security situation at national level. To prevent occurrence and recurrence of cyber incidents by developing incentives for cyber security compliance and proactive actions To promote the adoption of best practices in information security and compliance.