A/72/315 its national infrastructure and networks against the latest cyberthreats and cybercriminals. This includes addressing cyberdefence at the highest strategic level within the country’s defence-related organizations, further integrating cyberdefence into operations and extending coverage to deployable networks. The following efforts have been undertaken at the national level to strengthen information security and promote international cooperation: (a) A national cyberdefence strategy framework is currently under development, while the national cybersecurity strategy that regulates the general cybersecurity framework and defines the necessary actions for maintenance of the minimum requirements of cybersecurity is becoming a law; (b) Cyberdefence is already part of the national defence operation plans, while the national emergency alert system has been incorporated into most policy documents referring to information systems and has been integrated into all major national exercises. Cybersecurity has been included in the operation plans for crisis periods in all public organizations; (c) Greece has developed and continuously improves incident/emergency response capabilities under the Military Computer Incident Response Centre. Rapid reaction teams can deploy at short notice to help respond to and recover from cyberincidents in the military or public networks. Recovering instructions from faults or cyberattacks, have been integrated into computer information security policy documents; (d) A cybersecurity operation centre for all national military defence network systems is under construction, while at national level there are four computer emergency response teams responsible for the public and private sectors. Measures that could be taken by the international community, in order to achieve a higher level of information security are as follows: (a) Increased incident response capabilities, network monitoring capabilities and actionable defence against cyberthreats through fully operational national cybersecurity operation centres; (b) Full integration of cyberdefence into operations; (c) Development of national cybersecurity/cyberdefence strategies; (d) Enhanced cyberawareness of the personnel employed in cyberdefence and improvement of existing technical capabilities; (e) Continuous training of the personnel employed in cyberdefence organizations; (f) Harmonization of the national laws with the global cybersecurity laws and directives. According to information provided by the Hellenic Police, the mission of the Cybercrime Division of the Hellenic Police, according to article 30 of presidential decree 178/2014, includes the prevention, investigation and prosecution of crimes committed through the Internet or other electronic communications media. The Cybercrime Division is an autonomous central service and is directly assigned to the chief of the Hellenic Police headquarters. One of the units of the Division is responsible for the security of electronic and telephone communications and software and copyright protection. More specifically, the unit investigates cases of illegal penetration of computer systems and the theft, destruction or trafficking of software, digital data and audiovisual works throughout the country. 14/25 17-13876