9.1 It does not End Here Following on from the launching of this National Cyber Security Strategy 2030, continuous efforts on addressing Cyber Security, Cybercrime and Cyber Safety matters remain an ongoing exercise for Vanuatu to ensure National Security and the security of citizens and business operations are secured and protected effectively. It is important to note that this strategy greatly relies on a multi-stakeholder collaborative platform where all Critical Infrastructure lead agencies will work together to ensure the six National Cyber Security Priorities and respective Response Action Plans are successfully implemented and enforced. It is understandable that due to the fact that this strategy is a ten year strategy plan, the lead agencies and various stakeholders have been working to establish two critical working groups which include the ‘Cyber Security Technical Working Group (CSTWG)’ and the ‘Cyber Security Reference Working Group (CSRWG).’ These working groups will work with all Cyber Security experts in Vanuatu and abroad to manage and ensure yearly work plans are developed and executed accordingly to address Cyber Security efforts for Vanuatu. These working groups will also work closely with all lead agencies to develop Vanuatu’s National Cyber Security Strategy Implementation Matrix, a matrix that will be the implementation guideline for our national Cyber Security efforts. The implementation matrix will acknowledge all other existing policies, strategies and plans that the Government of Vanuatu is embarking on, and those that will be developed in the near future. 45 | Vanuatu’s Cyber Security Strategy 2030