מזכיר הממשלה
ירושלים
THE GOVERNMENT SECRETARY
Jerusalem, Israel
3.
b.
To operate an assistance center for handling cyber threats (hereinafter: the
National CERT) for the entire market including working to improve cyber
resilience, providing assistance in handling cyber threats and incidents,
consolidating and sharing relevant information with all the organizations in
the market; and to serve as a central point of interface between the defense
community and the organizations in the market. The National CERT will
act in accordance with principles to be determined by the National Cyber
Bureau (hereinafter: the Bureau) in coordination with the Attorney General
within 90 days of the passing of this Resolution.
c.
To build and strengthen the cyber resilience of the entire market through
preparedness, training and regulation, including increasing the readiness of
sectors and organizations in the market, instructing the market in the field
of cyber security, regulating the cyber security services sector, licensing,
standardization, conducting exercises and training, and providing
incentives and other necessary tools.
d.
To design, apply and implement a national cyber security doctrine.
e.
To execute any other task determined by the prime minister in accordance
with the Authority's mission.
To establish the National Cyber Directorate which includes the Authority and
the Bureau as two independent auxiliary units in the Prime Minister's Office
(hereinafter: the Directorate), as detailed in Addendum A, Article 1, Clause 1.
The Head of the Authority will bear the full responsibility for executing the
Authority's mission and tasks, including its operational activities and
administering its assignments and staff. The Head of the Bureau will continue
leading the policy and strategy in the cyber field at the national level, building
the national capacity and strengthening the State of Israel as a global leader in
the cyber field, in accordance with the Bureau's roles as outlined in Resolution
No. 3611 and Article 11 of this Resolution. The Head of the Bureau will serve
as Head of the Directorate and will be charged with approving the Authority's
work plans. In addition, an advisory committee for the prime minister will be
established and entrusted with fundamental policy decisions related to the
Authority's activity. The advisory committee will comprise at most five
members to be appointed by the prime minister.
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