DANISH CYBER AND INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGY 2022-2024 21 Strategic initiatives Security and cooperation regarding vital societal functions and ICT systems critical to society will be strengthened with new requirements for the organisation of security work, including requirements for a partial strategy and decentralised cyber and information security units. Security requirements for the management of government ICT systems critical to society will be tightened to ensure that security in and around ICT systems has the right managerial focus. The security in government agencies will be strengthened by introducing new technical minimum requirements. At the same time, advisory work on the ISO 27001 security standard will be increased to ensure full implementation by all government agencies. A stronger technical bulwark will be built within central government with new common technical solutions to protect government employees from phishing and malware. Common government logging is established as an ICT security shield to provide better opportunity to identify and counter threats. The ability of government agencies to report and share threats with each other will also be strengthened. A better overview of critical ICT infrastructure supporting vital societal functions will be created. Knowledge and awareness of digital security among business managers, employees and advisors, e.g., accountants and bank advisors will be increased. In addition, businesses will have access to powerful and easy-to-use tools that they can use to raise their digital security level, especially targeting the SME segment. Police response to cybercrime will be strengthened by expanding the capacity to retrospectively investigate and disrupt as well as enabling the deployment of the police to businesses in the event of a cyberattack.