Cyber Security Share of regular users of the internet aged 16 to 74 that have made backup copies of private data from their computers within the last 12 months 49 % 55 % 70 % Share of enterprises (with at least 10 employees) with a formally determined strategy for the safe use of information and communication equipment (ICT) 35 % 32 % 50 % Share of enterprises (with at least 10 employees) with a formally determined strategy for the safe use of information and communication equipment (ICT) that was determined or reviewed within the last 12 months. 27 % 22 % 45 % Share of individuals aged 16–74 who have used the internet at least once a week within the last 3 months (regular internet users) 68 % 75 % > 75 % Share of individuals aged 16–74 who have used the internet almost every day within the last 3 months (frequent internet users) 58 % 65 % > 70 % Share of individuals aged 16-74 who have never used the internet 24 % 18 % < 15 % Share of individuals aged 16-74 with at least basic computer skills 56 % 59 % ≥ 60 % Share of individuals aged 16-74 with medium or high computer skills 52 % 51 % ≥ 55 % Share of enterprises (more than 10 employees) who employ ICT experts 20 % 20 % > 20 % Inclusive Digital Society Figure 1: Indicators for monitoring the achievement of general objectives of the strategy Since direct indicators in e-inclusion do not exist, the analysis will be based on indicators about the incongruity between the scope of use of the internet and skills; these indicators will be aggregated by sex, age, employment status, education level, household income, area of residence, and migrant status. Indicators about the scope of use of ICT in households and individuals will be aggregated by sex, age, employment status, education level, country of birth, country of citizenship, region, household structure, and household income. DIGITAL SLOVENIA 2020 - Development strategy for the information society until 2020 47