5.15 Strengthening crisis resilience Finland develops its national crisis resilience across the board. Preparations and contingency plans are made for situations which threaten or harm security or wellbeing so as to anticipate or prevent such situations in advance. Attention will be focused on adapting to, or recovering from, a range of disruptions and disturbances. Improving the national crisis resilience covers a wide variety of activities ranging from maintaining the defence capacity and internal security to countering information operations as well as from fighting pandemics to surviving manmade and natural disasters. Developing cooperation between the different sectors and actors of society is an integral element in strengthening crisis resilience and preparedness against disruptions. This preparedness will be implemented in concert through the principle of comprehensive security. The relevance of preparedness legislation, a prerequisite for strengthening crisis resilience, will be reviewed. The Security Strategy for Society will be updated to meet the changing security environment. The relevance of the forms and structures of cooperation among the authorities will be certified. Foreign and security policy supports the strengthening of national crisis resilience. 30