● balanced provision of the needs of the state and the rights of citizens, observance of
the rule of law, procedural guarantees and legal remedies, respect for fundamental
values, human and individual rights to freedom of expression, the same protection
of universally recognized fundamental rights online and offline; condemning the
practice of exceeding the established limits of the need to restrict the rights of
citizens and legal entities when using cyberspace and ICT technologies;
● openness and creation of conditions for active participation of all stakeholders,
taking into account their needs and obligations in the conditions when cybersecurity
of the digital environment has become of paramount importance for the state,
society and citizens;
● defining clear roles, needs, responsibilities in solving cybersecurity tasks of varying
complexity, the use of incentives and the exchange of unique knowledge and
experience;
● risk-oriented approach in terms of cybersecurity and cybersecurity measures;
● cooperation and inclusive dialogue of all actors of cybersecurity, in particular in the
framework of public-private partnership, in order to achieve strategic goals, establish
initiatives, develop agreed plans and projects in the field of cybersecurity;
● implementation of modern principles, methods, approaches and mechanisms of
public administration in the field of cybersecurity, including those based on strategic
planning and management, crisis management, partnerships between the state,
business and society;
● balanced allocation of available material and financial resources, as well as optimal
use to address each specific task in the field of cybersecurity such levers as
legislation, standardization, educational programs, mechanisms to stimulate and
strengthen trust, exchange of information and best practices;
● a proactive approach, involving precautionary measures, including the use of
cyberattack prevention systems, shifting the organizational and technological focus
from countermeasures to countering cyberattacks in the early stages;
● ensuring democratic civil control over the functioning of the national cybersecurity
system, namely compliance with the Constitution and laws of Ukraine by
cybersecurity entities, the state of implementation of strategic documents, concepts,
state programs and plans in the field of cybersecurity, efficient use of resources,
including budget funds.