Publications of the Prime Minister’s Office 2024:13 and HYÖKY attack surface mapping services provided by Traficom, and online information security and cybersecurity training provided by the Digital and Population Data Services Agency. These centralised services are used by national, regional and local administration, wellbeing services counties and municipalities, and businesses, organisations, institutes of higher education and research institutions as applicable. Coordinated development and use of centralised cybersecurity services will be promoted. These services must be reliable, cost-effective, efficient and user-friendly. Cooperation will seek to avoid reduplication, and to provide common materials and training, information and services. 5.4 Pillar IV: Response and countermeasures Timely responses to cyber threats and assured sovereignty STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES OF THE AREA: • Actors in public and private sector have clear roles and powers, and the ability to respond to cyber incidents in a timely and appropriate manner. • Responses and countermeasures are based on comprehensive situational awareness. • • Organised and serious cybercrime is combatted. A cyber defence doctrine provides national operating principles for responding to state-sponsored threats, and to threats against national security. Ensuring opportunities and capacities to respond to cyber threats Breaching the sovereignty of a state is a violation of international law. This also applies to cyberspace. Finland holds that international law and the norms of responsible state behaviour establish the essential framework for the operations of states in the cyber environment. 36