Public Stakeholders’ Roles and Mandates evaluating eventual security violations or breaches of classified information following accidental or intentional events; services providers allow DIS and the two Agencies to access their digital databases and archives in line with the procedures defined in the Prime Minister’s Decree no. 4/2009; • Together with the two Agencies, acting in their respective competences, and in line with the guidelines defined by the Prime Minister and the specific research objectives set out by the General Director of DIS, carries out the information gathering activity and its elaboration for the national cyber protection and the ICT security. • Encourages every initiative aimed at promoting and spreading the knowledge and the awareness of the cyber threats and the measures to mitigate them, also following the recommendations of the Scientific Committee; • Composes the national security document highlighting the activities for the defense of the critical, physical and intangible infrastructures, the national cyberspace protection and IT security, that is annexed to the Annual Report to the Parliament on national security strategy and policies. • Together with the two Agencies, it interacts with Public Administrations and public services providers, as well as with Universities and research institutes, instructing to that end appropriate agreements. The Public Administrations and the public 33