N AT I O N A L C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y ST R AT E GY I V I.5 PEN-TESTING, BUG BOUNTIES AND RESPONSIBLE DISCLOSURE OF VULNERABILITIES any users who discover a security breach. The possibility of creating, in the near future, a platform at GOVCERT.LU that encourages researchers to report bugs, especially those associated with vulnerabilities, will be analysed. • The Government will propose the necessary legislative changes and initiatives to make possible or deepen different approaches in order to improve cybersecurity by using the collective intelligence of security researchers, private companies active in the search for vulnerabilities and I.6 COMBATING CYBERCRIME • Cooperation with Europol/EC3, as well as with other relevant international organisations (e.g. Interpol, UNODC) will be strengthened, taking into account the needs and capacities of the different actors involved. • A coordination body will be established between law enforcement and cybersecurity entities, in accordance with their respective mandates and missions. This forum will, inter alia, provide an avenue for strategic and operational analysis of the impact of the threat of organised crime and cybercrime activity and the interrelationship between cybercrime and cybersecurity. It will also seek synergies in combating different forms of Internet crime, including the fight against sexual exploitation and abuse of children. I.7 SECURE DEMOCRATIC AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION • Emphasis will be placed on the prevention of influence operations and disinformation conveyed by digital means (hybrid threats). Guidelines will be drawn up for businesses to detect and counter the consequences of crises caused by such campaigns. 10