A/75/123 of an information security management system have been launched in the agencies that are part of the critical information system. These entities are supported in the adoption of information security policies, asset management tasks and policy reviews. At the same time, the Government sets standards and procedures for information security through legislation and by-laws (based on the ISO 27000 family of standards) and delivers training courses on information security for government and private sector representatives. The next goal is to develop and adopt legal provisions on critical information infrastructure protection in harmonization with the European Union Directive on the security of network and information systems, guaranteeing that expanded legal provisions regarding the security of networks and information systems are applicable to critical information infrastructure protections. The Government of Georgia successfully uses the public-private multi-stakeholder platforms as a tool for creating trust among all stakeholders and sharing information and knowledge, realizing new initiatives and enabling private sector engagement in the policy and strategy development process. The Data Exchange Agency, leading the public-private cooperation process, conducted numerous workshops and meetings in the course of 2019 with the financial, energy and telecommunications se ctors in order to join preparatory consultations for the critical infrastructure identification process. Private stakeholders are part of all the major consultation processes about horizontal projects in strategy, policy, legal, regulatory and capacity-building initiatives. Georgia performs systematic and ongoing awareness-raising and training activities for building up cyberprofessionalism and pr oficiency, directed to different target groups. Through the engagement of Georgia’s State organizations, wide -scale awareness-raising campaigns aimed at increasing the population’s knowledge level on cyberhygiene have been carried out; also, at present, le arning-retraining programmes for various target groups in the field of cybersecurity are being actively administered. Year after year, the Georgian cybersecurity capacity maturity level is improved as a result different initiatives and educational programm es, the Government of Georgia has been and is very active in its attempts to raise the qualifications of cybersecurity professionals employed in the public sector. As a result, their professional proficiency is high, and many of them are in possession of internationally recognized, highly reputable certificates (SANS Institute, Information System Audit and Control Association, International Organization for Standardization). Finally, Georgia will continue its active participation in the international dialogue on Internet governance and other international initiatives relating to collective cybersecurity. Honduras [Original: Spanish] [17 April 2020] Report on measures taken with regard to cyberspace in the context of international security The National Police of Honduras is taking various internal steps in the context of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 27001 (international information security standard) and with a view to creating a working culture consistent with the digital government initiative promoted by the Office of the President of the Republic. These steps are focused on the responsible use of Internet resources in accordance with its information security manual, which contains a clear statement of the policy established to protect the different operational activities of our officers and reduce the vulnerability gap whereby our systems could fall victim to an attack or malicious act. 20-08285 43/84