a) Regulatory measures In the 2013-2014 term, the government will start to implement regulatory measures, aiming to define the duties, powers and responsibilities of the public organizations and agencies and to remove the existing problems in achieving national cyber security. These actions will be of a nature to support criminal law, civil law, administrative law and the regulation of all procedural provisions thereto. Also, a dictionary on terms of cyber security is to be prepared to prevent potential conceptual confusions. b) Activities to help with judicial processes Regarding cyber-attacks, in the framework of the international legal requirements, the following should be determined to protect the rights of victims; the source of attack, attacking systems and the severity of effect on the end users who receive service from these systems. In order to produce this information, the national cyberspace should be equipped with reliable recording mechanisms that are compatible with the current technology. c) Establishing the National Cyber Incidents Response Organization In the short term, a Cyber Incidents Response Organization that will efficiently operate both nationally and internationally is to be created to quickly determine the threats emerging in cyber space, to develop – and to share- precautions for reducing or removing the effects of potential incidentsthus public organizations and agencies will gain the capability to respond to National Cyber Security Strategy and 2013-2014 Action Plan 18/47