1.9 Cyber Security Strategies and Action Plans in the World This section presents important and points from Cyber Security Strategy documents published by other countries. Similar to the 2016-2019 National Cyber Security Strategy and Action Plan, potential cyber security risks and principles for implementing risks mitigating actions are mentioned in strategy documents of other countries and it was observed that the risks and principles did not vary significantly among countries. Significant principles within this context are as follows: a. Fulfilment of all legal and social responsibilities by individuals, institutions, society and state in providing cyber security, b. Coordination, joint participation, collaboration and information sharing between the public sector, private sector, universities and nongovernmental organizations, c. Advanced cyber incident management cooperation between International Cyber Security Operation Centres. Significant risks in the reviewed documents include: 1. Social network addiction of society, 2. Positions of critical institutions and organizations in cyber space, 3. Various cyber spying efforts and targeted attacks, 4. Lack personnel and competency, 2016-2019 National Cyber Security Strategy 13/26