EDWARD GRAHAM
The White House's new national cybersecurity strategy calls for responding more directly to threats and securing critical U.S. technologies.
As described in a seven-page document released on Friday afternoon, the strategy has six pillars: shape adversary behavior; promote common-sense regulation; modernize and secure federal government networks; secure critical infrastructure; sustain superiority in critical and emerging technologies; and build cyber talent and capacity.
In a signed introduction to the document, President Donald Trump wrote that his strategy “calls for unprecedented coordination across government and the private sector to invest in the best technologies and continue world-class innovation, and to make the most of America’s cyber capabilities for both offensive and defensive missions.”
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