Action Plan 2010 -2015 for Canada’s Cyber Securit y Strategy Action Timeline Deliverable Status Lead Improve Public Awareness (continued) Help Canadians to be secure online. (continued) Start: 2011 Partner with STOP.THINK. Ongoing CONNECT.™ (a coalition of private sector companies, non-profit and Government organizations, including the Department of Homeland Security, committed to informing the public about how to stay safer online). Public Safety Canada Start: 2012 Conduct secondary analysis of cyber security threat environment to inform public awareness campaign. Ongoing Public Safety Canada Establish the Cyber Crime Fusion Centre. Completed Royal Canadian Mounted Police Develop the first report by analyzing cyber crime trends and methods. On track for fall 2013 Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cyber Crime 12 Create a Cyber Crime Fusion Centre to advance situational awareness and analysis of cyber crime trends, including new methods for performance measurement and statistical collection. Start: 2011 Draft a Canadian Cyber Crime Strategy. Start: 2012 Draft a Cyber Crime Strategy to deal with all aspects of cyber criminality, including fraud, organized crime and identity theft. Ongoing Royal Canadian Mounted Police Improve the legislative tools to better protect Canadians in cyberspace. Start: 2010 Bill C-12, Canada’s Anti-spam Legislation. Royal Assent received but Act not yet in force Industry Canada Start: 2011 Bill C-12, Safeguarding Canadian’s Personal Information Act, which includes data breach notification requirements for organizations. Ongoing (awaiting Second Reading) Industry Canada