The State Department has introduced a new strategy aimed at strengthening ties with global partners in cybersecurity and emerging technologies.
Advocating for an inclusive cyberspace based on international law and human rights.
Integrating cybersecurity, sustainable development, and technological innovation.
Implementing a policy approach that utilizes diplomatic tools across the digital landscape.
The strategy mandates collaboration with allies to establish a secure digital ecosystem and combat technological threats against critical infrastructure.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken unveiled the strategy during the RSA conference, emphasizing the importance of cooperation amidst global challenges.
Blinken highlighted the need for collaboration, stating, “The U.S. will work with any country or actor committed to developing technology that is open, safe, and secure.”
The newly launched strategy aligns with the Biden administration's National Security Strategy and National Cybersecurity Strategy.
The strategy aims to counteract the digital strategies of "repressive regimes" like China and Russia, promoting a more resilient digital environment.
Blinken emphasized a cautious approach to safeguarding sensitive technologies, particularly in defense, against misuse or exploitation by adversaries.
Efforts to protect sensitive technologies are conducted collaboratively with partners to ensure consistent and effective implementation worldwide.
Blinken reiterated the U.S.' commitment to promoting safer artificial intelligence, highlighting initiatives such as the UN General Assembly's resolution on AI safety.
The U.S. State Department's new strategy underscores the importance of international collaboration in fostering a secure and inclusive digital future.
