Cyber Resilient Scotland 2025 to 2030: strategic framework
Refresh of the strategic framework for a Cyber Resilient Scotland 2021. In the face of an ever-changing cyber threat landscape, it will build on progress to date and address ongoing - and new - challenges.
Annex A
Links between the Outcomes, the NPF and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The National Performance Framework (NPF) sets out the National Outcomes that guide Scotland’s public services towards a shared vision. Under the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 all public authorities must consider these outcomes in their work. The Scottish Government is currently reforming the NPF to better support public sector transformation and collaboration, but the existing National Outcomes remain in effect and should continue to shape priorities and decision-making.
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| People recognise the cyber risks and are well prepared to manage them. |
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| National cyber security coordination and response arrangements are effective. |
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| Scotland’s digital public services are secure and cyber resilient. |
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| Public sector organisations effectively manage their cyber risk. |
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| Businesses recognise the cyber risks and are well prepared to manage them. |
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| Third sector organisations recognise the cyber risks and are well prepared to manage them. |
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| Scotland has a flourishing cyber security industry and a skilled cyber security profession. |
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Contact
Email: CyberResilience@gov.scot