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A Cybersecurity Strategy can be described as ALL but one of the following:
- A high-level document designed to address the risks and issues associated with the use of digital technologies.
- A plan of actions designed to improve the security and resilience of national infrastructures and services.
- A law that prohibits online crimes.
- A document that provides a high-level top-down approach to cybersecurity that establishes a range of national objectives and priorities that should be achieved in a specific timeframe.
- A careful plan or method of protection for both informational and non-informational assets through the ICT infrastructure for achieving particular national goals usually over a long period of time.
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2. Question
Which of these is NOT usually contained in a Cybersecurity Strategy?
- The vision and high-level objectives.
- Principles and priorities to guide the country in addressing cybersecurity issues.
- The steps, programmes and other initiatives for implementing the strategy.
- The list of political parties of the country.
- The steps, programmes and initiatives to implement the strategy.
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
Which of the following is NOT an accurate depiction of the guiding principles of developing National Cybersecurity Strategies as recommended by ITU guide?
- Vision
- Inclusiveness
- Law Enforcement
- Fundamental Human Rights
- Trust
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Question 4 of 10

4. Question
A country can benefit from developing cybersecurity strategy because it serves as a confidence-building measure that supports the use of digital technologies to attain economic development. Which of the following is another benefit a country can derive from National Cybersecurity Strategies?
- Achieve a better cybersecurity outcome
- Secure a seat at the Security Council of the United Nations
- Develop its own internet
- Build resilience in fighting domestic physical terrorism
- Change its political system
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5. Question
The African Convention on Cybersecurity and Personal Data Protection is also known as the
- Abuja Accord
- Malabo Convention
- Cairo Convention
- Tunis Agenda
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6. Question
The GFCE Catalogue of Project Options for National Cybersecurity Strategy Cycle can best be described as:
- A curriculum for cybersecurity education
- A resource that provides activities that could support countries through their NCS cycle
- A literature book on cybercrimes
- A document developed by ITU
- An example of a National Cybersecurity Strategy
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7. Question
One of the levers available to governments to drive the implementation of a National Cybersecurity Strategy is legislation and regulation. The other levers may include all but one of the following:
- Creation of standard tools for certainty
- Public awareness and education
- Rewards and incentives
- Funding of research in various areas
- Establishing dark web support
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Which of the following is the final phase of a National Cybersecurity Strategy LIfecycle?
- Stocktaking and Analysis phase
- Initiation Phase
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Production
- Implementation
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
The focus of the Monitoring and Evaluation phase of an NCS cycle is on all but one of the following:
- The implementation of NCS based on agreed timelines
- Determining whether the desired results have been achieved
- Considering if there is a need to review the strategy
- Allocation of funding for implementation
- Creation of a formal process to assess the implementation
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In developing policy initiatives from the National Strategy, governments must carry out formal and informal consultations on various issues, which would include all but one of the following:
- Cybercrime
- Data protection
- Protection of critical networks
- Sector specific regulations
- Democratic elections
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