Attachment III 2. Gathering of relevant information so as to provide status updates on Cyber related projects and activities; 3. Collating information as it relates to incidents, experiences and lessons learnt; and 4. Identifying national resources and expertise. 5. Identification of Minimum Standards for Cyber Security Currently Caribbean countries are at varying stages in their Cyber security efforts, in terms of its ability to secure its cyberspace and withstand or address cybercrime incidents. In an effort to adopt a regional collaborative approach and to maximise our limited resources there is a need to identify some initial standards or baselines to be used for the evaluation of each country. As such, the first main task of the Regional Cyber Committee (RCC) will be to analyse the priority areas identified in CSM II and subdivide each one into a number of specific areas. Minimum standards will then be identified for each of the specific areas, and these will form the baselines against which each country will be evaluated and continuously monitored. For example: ‐ Priority Area Legal Environment Public awareness Specific Areas National Cyber Security Policy National Cyber Security Strategy National Cyber Security Authority Data Privacy Act Minimum Standard Law enacted/Approval Obtained Government Ministers Government Officials Public Sector Private Sector Schools One off sensitization One off sensitization Media Campaign established Campaign established as part of CSR School Awareness Program implemented at various levels Approved Established Legislation enacted 6. Update and Status Review An effective Action Plan for the Caribbean must include steps to ensure that there is an understanding of the current state of Cyber Security and Cybercrime in each country. While there Page 9 of 24