9 CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY BELGIUM 2.0 – 2021-2025 The General Data Protection Regulation, and “Privacy” in general, are not part of cybersecurity as such, but they are obviously a big issue in terms of the CCB’s mission to detect incidents and threats. Good cooperation with the Belgian Data Protection Authority is therefore necessary. Similarly, while fighting online disinformation campaigns is not actually a part of cybersecurity, it is connected to it. Cooperation with the competent intelligence and security services is also indispensable in this context. 1.3 Target audiences Companies  Self-employed  SME Population  Large companies & establishments  All citizens BE Organizations of Vital Interest Operators of Essential Services & DSP Critical Infrastructure Nuclear Installations Government Services Cybersecurity is not just the responsibility of government. It is a collaborative effort to which all stakeholders involved can contribute. Improvements in overall safety will come through everyone’s efforts. i. Population Citizens are primarily responsible for protecting their own property. This includes smartphones, laptops, tablets, but also the applications on them (such as banking applications) and therefore the data they contain. Protecting their own devices and applications and using them appropriately makes it more difficult for threat actors to launch cyberattacks. With support from the government and the media, such as Safeonweb.be and https:// risk-info.be/en, the population can be/become aware of the main cyber threats and feel involved in securing the cyber environment.