weaknesses, as well as the goals of the foreign special services, thus providing targeted countermeasures and threat prevention capabilities. The state security authorities have to introduce comprehensive preventive training and warning programmes to the state administration institutions that work with sensitive, classified or strategic information. The basis for an effective counterintelligence system is systematic training, as well as notification order for officials that directly work with classified information. The Security Police must continue cooperation and information exchange with municipalities in order to be able to inform them about current threats to the national security and provide consultations to officials about specific measures to be taken to reduce these threats, as well as to receive information from municipalities about suspicious activities within municipality territories that cause potential threats. Educational work with the society in general, mass media representatives, and nongovernmental sector must be continued in order to strengthen the understanding about various threats, particularly those that are present in the information space. Improvement of the State Secret Protection Measures State security authorities have to ensure the protection of state secrets and, if necessary, have to improve the protection measures. These measures include inspection of persons who are candidates for work with state secrets, as well as monitoring of the daily work with the objects of state secrets. The state security authorities have to continue to provide regular training of state officials about working under the confidentiality regime. Special attention regarding the development of threats and new intelligence tools must be directed towards the security of the classified communications and communications of national significance. The physical objects (premises) of various state institutions also must be systematically inspected and they must comply to the relevant security requirements. The state security institutions have to thoroughly control the compliance of the development, storage, circulation, and use order of the state secret objects of the country, EU, and NATO with the requirements stipulated in regulatory enactments. Representatives of critical infrastructure and strategic industries, especially those who have received industrial safety certificates, must ensure relevant training, inspections, and security