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order to maintain public order, to secure the inhabitants of the Republic and their
property and to uphold and enforce the laws of the Republic;
(b)
develop measures in order to deal with cyber security matters impacting on law
enforcement;
(c)
facilitate the analysis of cyber security incidents, trends, vulnerabilities,
information-sharing, technology exchange on law enforcement and threats in
order to improve technical response coordination;
(d)
provide coordination and guidance regarding corporate security and policy
development, governance, risk management and compliance, identity and
security management, security information and events management;
(e)
establish, develop and maintain an adequate cyber forensics capacity;
(f)
develop response protocols in order to guide coordinated responses to cyber
security incidents and interact with the various stakeholders;
(g)
develop and maintain cross-border law enforcement cooperation in respect of
cybercrime;
(h)
promote, establish and maintain public-private cooperation in order to fight
cybercrime;
(i)
promote, establish and maintain international cooperation in order to fight
cybercrime; and
(j)
develop capacity and implement measures in order to impede and neutralize
cyber security-related incidents and threats.
(5)
The
Cabinet
Member
responsible
for
policing
may,
after
consultation with the Cyber Response Committee, make regulations to further—
(a)
regulate any aspect provided for in subsection (4);
(b)
impose additional duties upon the National Cybercrime Centre; and
(c)
regulate any aspect which is necessary or expedient for the proper
implementation of this section.
(6)
The Cabinet member responsible for policing may, in consultation
with the Cabinet member responsible for national financial matters, make regulations