Attachment III  6 Establishment of a Regional Capacity Centre for Cyber Security and Incident Response     comprising the National Cyber Points of Contact (NCPOCs) Build capacity at the RIFC through training and equipment acquisition to further develop this Regional Agency. Identify the skill set required Identify the Human Resources within the Caribbean Region Provide the relevant Training Develop mechanism/SOP for operations     CARICOM IMPACS Commonwealth Secretariat ITU OAS/CICTE 8. Monitoring and Review In recognition of the fact that some of the activities, as outlined above, are long term and that approaches to Cyber Security and Cybercrime must be continuously developed, the need for decisive action and the implementation of immediate “quick wins” cannot be overemphasized. It should also be noted that some activities are already in progress and are in alignment with this action plan (e.g. Strategy development, Policy development, training, etc.). Based on the input of the representatives of the Caribbean countries at CSM II, it is clear that there is a need for a structured approach in order to ensure that all activities are adequately coordinated, that there is no duplication of effort and that resources are effectively used. Based on the aforementioned, there is the need to ensure that the Action Plan is constantly monitored and reviewed. This will also ensure that the plan is appropriately amended in response to the changing environment. The monitoring and review process will include the following elements: ‐ 1. Periodic reports from the RCC to the Steering Committee through the Regional Intelligence Fusion Centre (RIFC), which is responsible for coordinating the activities of the RCC. 2. Meeting of the Steering Committee – The Steering Committee will meet on a mutually agreed schedule to review the work being done by the RCC and make appropriate recommendations for appropriate action by the RIFC. It should be noted that the Steering Committee will only function in an advisory capacity. 3. CSM Meetings – The Steering Committee will seek to host Caribbean Stakeholders Meetings (at least annually), in order to update all stakeholders on the work being Page 18 of 24