Five Pillars of the ITU Global Cybersecurity Agenda
The ITU Global Cybersecurity Agenda is built
upon (5) pillars:
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1
Legal Framework |
4
Capacity-Building |
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2
Technical
Measures |
5 International Cooperation
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3
Organizational Structures
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The last two pillars, capacity-building and
international cooperation, cut across efforts in all areas. In
order to carry out its agenda, ITU will fully engage its Member
states and all the world’s players in its activities. It will
collaborate closely with its partners to identify current
challenges, consider emerging and future threats, and achieve
consensus on strategic priorities. The resulting global
framework for international cooperation on cybersecurity will
include targeted solutions and programmes which will feed into
the Global Cybersecurity Agenda for ongoing and effective
implementation.
Within ITU, the Global Cybersecurity Agenda
complements the activities of the Sectors and does not duplicate
current WSIS implementation programmes. For instance, the Agenda
will formulate strategies and develop concrete solutions to
facilitate the implementation of ITU-D projects in developing
countries, and enhance the work of ITU-T by identifying new
areas for standards development and enhancing collaboration with
other entities working on cybersecurity-related standards.
Moreover, the Global Cybersecurity Agenda will work in harmony
with current national and regional initiatives in order to
develop a set of forward-looking global strategies and solutions
with the support and participation of all relevant stakeholders. |
