N AT I O N A L C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y ST R AT E GY I V The third National Cybersecurity Strategy (NCSS III) was structured along three guidelines and its action plan listed 61 concrete actions, the vast majority of which have been implemented. The following is a selection of the results: FIRST GUIDELINE: STRENGTHENING PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT • The problems of cybercrime and disinformation campaigns were addressed in multidisciplinary working groups, set up on an ad-hoc basis and according to current events and international cooperation, particularly within the European Union. The securing of European elections or the response to extremist tendencies on social networks are two examples of cooperation. The organisations that have contributed to the achievement of the objectives under this guideline are mainly the Ministry of State, the National Youth Service, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of the Economy, Security Made in Luxembourg, Kanner- a Jugendtelefon, the Ministry of the Family, BEE SECURE, GOVCERT, the High Commission for National Protection, the Ministry of European and Foreign Affairs, the Police and the Public Prosecutor’s Office. • To strengthen public confidence in the digital environment, the NCSS III has focused on collecting and sharing relevant information in the field of cybersecurity. • On the side of collecting information on incidents and the threat landscape, the national CSIRTs cooperated within the national CERT.LU network. This has allowed it to gather and share information related to incidents at national level and to share it in the respective constituencies. • Several strands of activities at international level (FIRST.org, TF-CSIRT, CiviCERT, OASIS Open, IETF, NIS CSIRT network, Europol) were pursued with a focus on technical and practical issues of information sharing, incident response and automation of relevant processes. 47