In response to the continuous compromise of networks, multiple countries have begun developing secure platforms and operating systems. Computer companies, university researchers, defense R&D contractors and militaries around the world recognize the criticality of networks and embedded processors within their equipment. They also recognize how vulnerable they are and that’s why so much attention is being given to building in security at every level of the system including the operating system.

As discussed here, China’s Trusted Computing Platform (TCP) program has been underway for some time now and can be traced back to the early 2000s. The Chinese TCP includes multiple layers of built-in security, as well as trusted computing components at the chip operating system level and the machine operating system level.

European Union
Early in 2009 a Dutch university was awarded a grant for $3.3 million from the European Research Council to fund 5 more years of work on a Unix derivative version operating system called Minix. This research effort is designed to be more resilient and secure than either Linus or Windows. The most impressive feature in Minix is said to be its self healing feature. This is believed to be the first operating system with the capable of fixing itself when a bug is detected.

The Iranian military consists of the Army, Air Force, Navy, and a Revolutionary Guard force. Iran’s total active duty armed forces numbers 513,000, while reserves add another 350,000. The army is divided into 3 army headquarters with 4 armored divisions and 7 infantry divisions, 1 airborne brigade, 1 Special Forces division and now 1 cyber division. Their budget equates to between $95 and $100 per capita. This figure is lower than other Persian Gulf nations, and lower as a percentage of gross national product than all other Gulf States except the United Arab Emirates.

Education is considered a top priority in the development plans of the country, the authorities have endeavored to increase the primary education enrolment rate. In 2008 Iran had over 3.5 million students enrolled in universities. In the past two decades the education system and curricula have been reformed multiple times. Application of modern educational equipment and technologies such as information and communication technologies is developing considerably. The increased attention to higher education is producing the computer scientists and technology engineers necessary to have an advanced cyber weapons program.

Iran’s Software Capability

Crime in cyberspace is known now as an International issue and most contries are busy to finda way to fight it back in a legal sytem,
Following is a translation  about how Dutch Police fight CyberCrime

"Digital Blue ... Getting started with digital Inspecting!" Under this slogan was launched by the Board of Police Commissioners in mid-2001 the National Action Plan, that knowledge of digital detection across police should increase. Besides the seven inter-regional expertise’s digital agencies already working with the police, the coming years the expertise at the regional level significantly expanded.
In each of the 25 regional police forces are all trained police officers generally, there are more skilled investigators and IT specialists, and there will be more use of external expertise. The national unity in the National Police Services (Cyber Cops) already on the Internet surveilleert, get a final status. The prosecution is preparing for these developments. Pilot programs are launched to the public prosecutor's expertise to build. And for the investigation and prosecution may ask the officers in the near future, contact a national ICT expertise.