Action: The Administration has released its National Cyber Strategy citing the need to ensure “that America remains unrivaled in cyberspace.”1 The strategy calls for coordination across government and the private sector, centering on six policy pillars – shaping adversary behavior, promoting common sense regulation, modernizing and securing federal government networks, securing critical infrastructure, sustaining superiority in critical and emerging technologies, and building talent and capacity. The strategy does not, however, describe any specific policy actions that the Administration plans to take.
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- The Administration’s vision shares some commonalities with the one outlined by the previous administration’s strategy, including an emphasis on disrupting threats, defending critical infrastructure, providing support for the private sector, and…
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