Part Three The Strategy 10. CONCLUSION 10.1 The Cyber Security Strategy Model Revisited As indicated in Figure 2, the National Cyber Security Strategy, through its goals and subsequent measures, shall be covering areas of governance, legislation, regulation and voluntary commitment, risk management and education and awareness – all of which position cyber security on a sustainable, long term path. GOAL Policy Legislation Devising national cyber security policy and strategy that addresses the needs of the various stakeholders. Creating effective legal and regulatory frameworks to support all aspects of the strategy. Risk Management Controlling risks through organisation, standards and technology. MEASURE 1(i) Establish the necessary key coordinating structures 1(ii) Foster the coordination to protect national critical information infrastructure Establish a governance Ensure clear delineation framework 1(iii) and communication of roles and responsibilities 1(iv) Ensure the conduct of a national cyber risk assessment exercise 28 MALTA CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY 2016 Culture Education Fostering awareness to encourage a responsible cyber culture throughout society. Building cyber skills into the workforce and leadership through effective education.