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Undoubtedly, we as a country and an economy rely on all of the benefits that cyberspace provides.

On 7 February 2013, the Commission adopted its cyber security strategy "An Open, Safe and Secure Cyberspace", representing the EU's comprehensive vision on how best to prevent and respond to cyber disruptions and attacks.

The cybersecurity strategy – "An Open, Safe and Secure Cyberspace" - represents the EU's comprehensive vision on how best to prevent and respond to cyber disruptions and attacks.

The EU international cyberspace policy promotes the respect of EU core values, defines norms for responsible behaviour, advocates the application of existing international laws in cyberspace, while assisting countries outside the EU with cyber-security capacity-building, and promoting international cooperation in cyber issues.

For the past seven years, NORAD, USNORTHCOM and the Canadian Joint Operations Command, previously Canada Command, have been conducting tri-command staff talks in an effort to improve coordination in the Arctic, information sharing, all-domain situational awareness, exercises, cyber, and theatre security cooperation.