Figure 14 displays the three distinctive Response approach categories outlined as key Response deliverables that Vanuatu will execute. The outlined key Response deliverables in this strategy is not exhaustive. Other Response deliverables can be added later due to the fact that technologies rapidly evolve over time, Cyber-threats are increasing in frequency and becoming more sophisticated and also Governments can change their plan of actions overtime. 8.2. The Cyber Security Awareness Campaign Response TIPS FOR STRONG PASSWORD PROTECTION HOW TO FIGHT CYBERCRIME » Become vigilant when browsing websites. » Flag and report suspicious emails. » Never click on unfamiliar links or ads. » The longer the better – use at least 8 characters. » Include symbols, numbers, & uppercase letters. » Don’t reuse passwords across multiple sites. » Don’t use personal identifying information like dates. » Use a VPN whenever possible » Ensure websites are safe before entering credentials. » Keep antivirus/application systems up to date. » User strong passwords with 14+ characters. » Change your passwords regularly. 9.0 Conclusion The future and strength of our National Security relies on our strategies and yearly implementation matrix, our cyber security knowledge, our decision makers and most importantly the Internet and technology users. Being security-aware allows our Internet users to identify a luring phishing link or a malicious email attachment. This could avoid that ‘one bad-click’ on a malicious link that could result in the loss of reputation and or financial implications. Our culture, values, behaviours and geographical identity could be and may remain the basis and strength of Vanuatu to ensure Information Security, Cyber Security and daily business operations, where processes and people are safe from Cyber-attacks and Cybercrime activities. Vanuatu’s Cyber Security Strategy 2030 | 44