- Non Official - 9) To conduct national and international exercises to improve the State of Israel’s preparedness in cyberspace. 10) To assemble intelligence picture from all parties in the intelligence community regarding cyber security. 11) To assemble the national situation status regarding cyber security from all relevant parties. 12) To advance and increase public awareness to threats in cyberspace and the means of coping with them. 13) To formulate and publish warnings and information for the public regarding cyber threats, as well as practices for preventative behavior. 14) To advance the formulation of national education plans and the wise use of cyberspace. 15) To advance cooperation in the cyber field with parallel bodies abroad. 16) To advance coordination and cooperation between governmental bodies, defense community, academia, industrial bodies, businesses and other bodies relevant to the cyber field. 17) To advance legislation and regulation in the cyber field. 18) To serve as a regulating body regulating body in fields related to cybersecurity, as detailed in Article I of Addendum B. 19) To carry out any other role in the cyber field determined by the Prime Minister, in accordance with all laws and Government Resolutions. 3. The Goals of the Bureau The Head of the Bureau will submit to the Prime Minister, within 90 days of his appointment, a detailed work plan based on the working principles outlined by the Chairman of the National Council for Research and Development (NCRD), Prof. Maj.-Gen. (Ret.) Isaac Ben Israel, including: 1) To approach the Council for Higher Education (CHE) and the Planning & Budgeting Committee (PBC) and request that they examine the possibility of establishing an academic cyberspace research center. - Non Official Page 4 of 9