6. Strengthen national cyber security through active and efficient participation in the activities of international organisations and collaborative fora that are critical to cyber security. 7. Improve the cyber expertise and awareness of all societal actors. 8. Secure the preconditions for the implementation of effective cyber security measures through national legislation. 9. Assign cyber security related tasks, service models and common cyber security management standards to the authorities and actors in the business community. 10. The implementation of the Strategy and its completion will be monitored. The Implementation Programme is divided into three topics which address the following issues: 1) Leadership will ensure that the Cyber Security Vision is achieved What kind of management and steering structures, models and legislation should be created to achieve the Cyber Security Vision? What kind of models for compiling and disseminating joint situational awareness among the public administration, the business community and NGOs should be established and developed? 2) Society’s vital digitalised functions will be assured What kind of far-reaching administrative and technological actions are needed to retain confidence in the cyber domain in normal conditions, during disruptions in normal conditions and emergency conditions? 3) The cyber competence of citizens, the business community and the public sector will contribute security to digitalisation What kind of curricula for developing expertise should be available to citizens, the business community and the public administration? Who will provide the curricula and generate scientific information? 8 The Security Committee