CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY BELGIUM 2.0 – 2021-2025 With regard to cybercrime, this is the CYBERCRIME REN, the main coordination of which is done by the Prosecutor-General’s Office in Antwerp. On policy questions, the CYBERCRIME REN is the appropriate point of contact. 4.4 Defence The Ministry of Defence is developing a cyber strategy, policy plan, and the necessary capabilities to support military and intelligence operations from, as well as conducted in, the cyber domain. These investments will enable Belgium to have long-term technical/technological capabilities that will allow it to protect necessary infrastructure from cyberattacks, and if necessary, to carry out a counter-attack. The Ministry of Defence will have a high-tech cyber capability to maintain its freedom of action in and through cyberspace in military operations. Additionally, the Ministry of Defence supports national cybersecurity policy by: - Loyally fulfilling the commitments set forth in the National Cyber Emergency Plan; - Engaging its capabilities as needed as a technical expert in support of specific legal cases or as technical support for specific CERT.be cases; - Offering senior expertise level malware analysis to national stakeholders; - Integrating relevant cyber threat intelligence into the national cyber threat intelligence platform; - Tracking actors with intentions and capabilities of cyberattacks on national vital interests and structures; - Coordinating, where appropriate in consultation with Foreign Affairs and the CCB, Belgian participation in international cybersecurity exercises; - Making the mil.cert infrastructure available as a backup site for CERT. be’s Incident Management, in crisis situations where the national infrastructure is unavailable; 36