4. Besides cooperation among all stakeholders including public, private sector, universities, non-governmental organization and individuals, achieving and sustaining cyber space security demands international cooperation and information exchange and building trust. 5. All stakeholders must pay regard to the rule of law, freedom of expression, fundamental human rights and freedoms as well as principles of protection of privacy in their efforts to ensure cyber security. 6. Stakeholders observe transparency, accountability and ethical values while performing their responsibilities in management of risks in cyber space. 7. Implemented cyber security measures must be proportional to relevant risks, positive and negative impacts must be assessed and balanced. 8. The use of national products and services is encouraged in meeting cyber security requirements; research and development projects are endorsed for developing such products and services, and innovation is regarded as essential. 2016-2019 National Cyber Security Strategy 16/26