This document discusses cyber security and the importance of protecting critical infrastructure and information societies from cyber threats. It notes that while information technologies provide benefits, societies have grown dependent on them and vulnerable to attacks. It argues that cyber security must be an important part of developing the information society and requires new technologies, policies, legislation, organizations, education, and cooperation across different levels including individuals, organizations, states, allies and the world. The document uses Estonia as an example of implementing different cyber security measures across these levels.

1. e Governance
CYBER SECURITY
Raul Rikk

2. WE LIVE IN THE FUTURE
e Government
i Voting
e Tax declaration
e Police
e School
e Banking
e Health
e Business register
m Parking and Payment

3. CYBERSPACE IS EVOLVING

4. This is the bright side of
Information Society

5. But there is a dark side of the
Information Society as well

6. CYBER THREAT
Cybercrime
Cyber Terrorism
Cyber Espionage
Cyber Warfare
Estonian Case 2007
Georgian Case 2008
Stuxnet 2010
Sony Case 2011

7. VALUE AND SECURITY
ICT solutions give
effectiveness, comfort,
speed, economic growth
…
Modern information
societies could be very
vulnerable because of the
ICT dependency

8. CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

9. CYBER SECURITY
Cyber Security has to be an
important part of the development
of Information Society

10. NEW OPERATING DIMENSION
land sea
cyberspace
space air

11. WHAT DOES CYBER SECURITY TAKE?
New / specialised:
TECHNOLOGIES
POLICIES
LEGISLATION
ORGANISATIONS
EDUCATION
COOPERATION

12. ESTONIAN EXAMPLE

13. ESTONIAN EXAMPLE
TECHNOLOGIES xRoad, ID card and mID
POLICIES Cyber Security Strategy
LEGISLATION different legal acts
ORGANISATIONS CA, CERT, CSC, CIIP, CDL, CCDCOE
EDUCATION different courses, awareness
COOPERATION NATO, EU, UN, bilateral

14. LEVELS OF CYBER SECURITY
world
allies
state
organizations
individuals

15. CYBER SECURITY

16. thank you
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