CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY BELGIUM 2.0 – 2021-2025 3.6 A clear international commitment The cyber threat is global and cannot be addressed solely at the national level. International cooperation is an important pillar of a decisive national cybersecurity policy. Cybersecurity requires a holistic perspective that employs the various vectors of international cooperation (diplomatic, military, economic, etc.). It is therefore important that the various authorities involved, in close consultation and in their separate powers, work closely together. Belgium supports the legislative and diplomatic role of the EU, NATO and other relevant international organizations in their contribution to an open, free and secure cyber environment and will actively participate whenever possible. Particular attention goes to the agency for cybersecurity in Europe, ENISA. Since its inception in 2004, ENISA has been developing an overall culture and awareness for network and information security in the EU. The CCB will continue to represent Belgium in the various bodies and platforms of ENISA. Bilateral cooperation between all relevant authorities in Belgium and their foreign counterparts also optimizes international cooperation and can strengthen trust. 31