I Leadership will ensure that the Cyber Security Vision is achieved Finland’s cyber security report 2017 states that: ‘The research strongly highlighted the ambiguity and lack of comprehensive cyber security which encompasses and amalgamates the different cyber functions of the whole of society. In conclusion, it can be said that clarifying and strengthening strategic management is essential in order to ensure the achievement of Finland’s Cyber Security Vision.’ 1) Strategic leadership will be defined Associated with strategic guidelines: 1,4,5,6,9 Responsibility: Secretariat of the Security Committee, Prime Minister’s Office, Ministry of Finance and other required actors Implement a project which defines the clarification and strengthening of strategic management in cyber security. The project will also take into account the realisation of the crisis management model during information security incidents. 2) The leadership model for state cyber security will be established and organised Associated with strategic guidelines:1,2,3 Responsibility: Ministry of Finance The Ministry of Finance will create a new framework for the central government’s cyber security management as part of the implementation of the Financial Administration 2020 Project. 3) The public administration’s major cyber incident management model will be implemented and active Associated with strategic guidelines: 1,2,3,4,5,9 Responsibility: Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Government ICT Centre (Valtori) Finland’s cyber security report 2017 states that: ‘In recent years Finland has developed a cyber security situation picture as well as an exchange of information compiled by different actors. However, improving the exchange of information and detection are still areas of cyber security in which Finland needs to improve. It is also important to actively disseminate, for example, situational awareness on identified vulnerabilities among different actors, and to confidentially report possible data breaches so as to prevent similar data breaches elsewhere in society.’ Valtori, led by the Ministry of Finance and working together with the Ministry of Transport and Communications, FICORA and other actors, will plan a further operational Implementation Programme for Finland’s Cyber Security Strategy for 2017–2020 11