CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY BELGIUM 2.0 – 2021-2025
Summary
The Belgian population and organizations have various development
opportunities thanks to the presence and growth of digital services and
technologies. However, government, citizens and organizations are also
increasingly facing (advanced) cyber threats, which can increase the risks
and compromise the opportunities of digital services and technologies.
The goal of this updated National Cybersecurity Strategy is to safeguard
the capabilities of services, goods, people and capital across borders.
The aim of this strategy is to present a forward-looking vision of an open,
free and secure cyberspace that responds to potential cyber threats Belgium
faces or may face. This document identifies the different stakeholders, the
main threats, conveys a clear mission and, based on this, puts forward
strategic objectives and priorities for the coming years, as well as the resources necessary to be able to achieve them. Since cybersecurity must be
treated as a shared responsibility, the different roles of the actors involved
are described. The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) is responsible
for the coordination of cybersecurity, so it has a key role in the realization
of this Cybersecurity Strategy 2.0.
Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium, Brussels, May 2021
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