Cybersecurity strategy

National Cybersecurity Strategy 2014-2018 was the first cybersecurity policy document developed by Latvia. Strategy initially focused on development of legal framework and ICT security systems. In 2019 Cabinet of Ministers adopted the National Cybersecurity Strategy 2019-2022, but the most recent - National Cybersecurity Strategy 2023-2026 – was approved on March 2023. National Cybersecurity Strategy identifies key national cybersecurity policy areas until 2026, ensuring continuity of activities strengthening Latvia’s cybersecurity set out in the National Cybersecurity Strategy 2023-2026. It also contains a review of Latvia’s cybersecurity performance and overview of future challenges. Stakeholders play an integral role in shaping and implementation of the Strategy in a manner that contributes to safe, open, free and reliable cyberspace in Latvia.

5 strategic focus areas for 2026:

  • Improved cybersecurity governance model;
  • Improved cybersecurity and resilience;
  • Public awareness, education and research;
  • International cooperation and rule of law in cyberspace;
  • Prevention and combating of cybercrime.
     
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