The functions of NC4 (National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee)
- Advise the National Security Council on computer and cybercrimes
- Advise the Government on security-related aspects touching on Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) and New & Emerging Technologies (Blockchain, 5G, AI, IoT)
- Approval of the identification and designation of critical information infrastructure
- Formulation of codes of cybersecurity practice and standards of performance for owners of critical information infrastructure and sectors
- Review of compliance reports submitted by owners of critical information infrastructure
- Evaluation of audit reports submitted by the Secretariat on designated critical information infrastructure
- Approval of the development and management of the National Public Key Infrastructure Frameworks
- Consideration and approval of non-financial and financial records submitted by the Director
- Consideration of reports on emerging technologies and their impacts on security for informed decision-making
- Coordination of cybersecurity research undertaken by the Secretariat and consideration of the research for informed decision-making
- Coordinate national security organs in matters relating to computer and cybercrimes
- Receive and act on reports relating to computer and cybercrimes
- Develop a framework to facilitate the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of CIIs
- Coordinate the collection and analysis of cyber threats, and response to cyber incidents
- Cooperate with computer incident response teams locally and internationally in response to threats of computer and cybercrime and incidents
- Establish codes of cybersecurity practice and standards of performance for implementation by owners of CIIs
- Develop and manage a National Public Key Infrastructure (NPKI) framework
- Develop a framework for training and awareness on matters computer and cybercrime
- Perform any other function conferred on it by CMCA, 2018 or any other written law
