DWMFs IT shall operate according to five enduring principles:
PROTECT
Protect people, information, institutions, digital identities, communications, and digital environments against legitimate and identifiable cybersecurity risks.
PREVENT
Prioritize prevention through awareness, preparedness, responsible security practices, risk identification, and early recognition of digital threats.
EDUCATE
Develop knowledge, awareness, professional capability, and responsible digital-security culture.
COOPERATE
Build constructive relationships and facilitate responsible knowledge-sharing among qualified individuals, institutions, researchers, professionals, and competent authorities.
INNOVATE
Encourage responsible innovation and forward-looking approaches to emerging cybersecurity and technology challenges.
Supporting Ethical Principles
These five principles shall be supported by:
- legality;
- accountability;
- privacy;
- proportionality;
- evidence-based practice;
- transparency;
- professional integrity;
- respect for fundamental rights;
- responsible disclosure; and
- respect for the rule of law.
