● introduce a mechanism for estimating the losses of business entities due to cyber
attacks for the possibility of their compensation and as an element of further
implementation of the cyber insurance system.
Ukraine will develop international cooperation in the field of cybersecurity, aimed
primarily at ensuring independence and state sovereignty, restoring the territorial
integrity of Ukraine (goal C.3). For this:
● ensure Ukraine's participation in the work of the international platform of the
Program of Action for the Promotion of Responsible Behavior of States in the
Cyberspace of the UN General Assembly and the UN Group of Governmental Experts
on Information Security (UNGGE);
● ensure Ukraine's participation in the revision of the Second Additional Protocol to
the Budapest Convention of the Council of Europe on Cybercrime to develop
measures and guarantees to improve international cooperation between law
enforcement and judicial authorities, as well as between authorities and service
providers in other countries;
● expand through dialogue with international partners the access of Ukrainian law
enforcement agencies to the resources of the European Center for Combating
Cybercrime (EC3), to the telecommunication system of Interpol I-24/7 (using FIND
technology);
● continue cooperation with the EU Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA), in particular on
coordinated vulnerability detection and implementation of Directive 2016/1148 of
the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 July 2016 on measures for a high
common level of security of network and information systems in the Union (NIS
Directive) as an element of Ukraine's European integration;
● deepen cooperation with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in the
fields of cybersecurity and electronic communications, in particular on issues of
standardization in these areas;
● establish cooperation with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and
Numbers (ICANN) to develop public policy on the Internet;
● expand cooperation on cybersecurity within the Organization for Democracy and
Economic Development of GUAM;
● explore the possibility of Ukraine's accession to the EU strategy to diversify DNS
name recognition, support the DNS4EU initiative in order to avoid extreme scenarios
of cyber attacks on the global root DNS system, its hierarchical and delegated zone
system;
● ensure that Ukraine implements the EU Regulation on IPv4 Restriction of Market
Management, which will accelerate the introduction of IPv6 in Ukraine, as well as
other established Internet security standards, best practices for DNS name
recognition, routing and e-mail security;
● We will develop international cooperation in the field of cybersecurity by supporting
international initiatives in the field of cybersecurity that meet the national interests
of Ukraine, deepening Ukraine's dialogue with the European Union, the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in
Europe. improving the mechanisms of such cooperation;