A year-and-a-half after the coordinated denial-of-service attacks against its government and commercial computer systems, Estonia has released a national cyber security strategy that includes details about the attacks and offers recommendations for preventing attacks in the future and for a global stance toward cyber security. The report identifies four “policy fronts”:
1) application of a graduated system of security measures in Estonia;
2) development of Estonia’s expertise in and high awareness of information security to the highest standard of excellence;
3) development of an appropriate regulatory and legal framework to support the secure and seamless operability of information systems;
4) and promoting international cooperation aimed at strengthening global cyber security.
If you are interested in reading the detail then Estonia’s cyber security policy can be found at the following URL
http://www.mod.gov.ee/static/sisu/files/Estonian_Cyber_Security_Strategy.pdf