- Non Official - 2) To promote the establishment of a national center of knowledge for high performance computing. If the center is academic, the CHE and PBC should be approached and asked to examine the matter. 3) To establish infrastructure to develop cyber technology, such as developing simulation capabilities and national accreditation of cyber technology. 4) To improve exportation procedures relevant to cyberspace and proper oversight of exports in this field. 5) To develop tools for coping with cyberspace emergencies. 6) To develop a national cyber defense shell. 7) To develop solutions for local cyber defense. 8) To develop domestic cyber solutions and technologies. 4. Organizational Structure 1) Head of the National Cyber Bureau (hereafter: the Head) i. The Head will be a specialist with a background and experience in the fields related to cyber matters in the State of Israel. ii. It is encouraged to adopt the recommendation of the Service Committee of July 26, 2011, and waive the requirement for public tender, on a one-time basis, for the appointment to the position of Head, in accordance with Article 21 of the Civil Service Law (Appointments) of 1959. iii. The Head will be appointed by the Prime Minister for a period of three years, with the possibility of extending his term for an additional three years. iv. The Head’s salary and conditions of employment will be equal to those of a Director-General in a government ministry. v. Prior to appointment, the Head will undergo a process of security clearance as defined in Article 15 of Israel Security Service (“Shabak”) Law of 2002. - Non Official Page 5 of 9