Given U.S.: International strategy for cyberspace- policy priorities: sustain a free trade environment protect intellectual property...

Given U.S.: International strategy for cyberspace- policy priorities:

sustain a free trade environment

protect intellectual property

primacy of interoperable and secure tech standards, determined by technical experts

promote cooperation

reduce intrusions/disruptions of us networks

robust capabilities for infrastructure

cybercrime policy development

budapest convention on cybercrime

combating illegal activities/not restricting access to the internet

denying terrorists/others the ability to exploit the internet for attack planning

adapt military needs for reliable and secure networks

enhance military alliances in cyberspace

pristine opens and innovation

preserve global security/stability including dns

promote and enhance internet governance issues

build cybersecurity talent globally

develop and share best practices

support civil society/freedom of information/expression

encourage international cooperation for effective commercial data

privacy protection

end-to-end interoperability of an internet accessible to all

Are the policy priorities outlined by the United States where the government's focus should be with regard to shaping the cybersecurity environment? Explain.

Expert Solution

I believe building robust capabilities of infrastructure and coming up with a mandatory policy to safe gaurd personal information of individual is the need of the hour. These needs can be achieved by developing talent pool with focus on cyber security.

Robust capabilities are needed so that the data doesnt reach the people who might use it for wrong purposes. This will create a bigger problem to a larger population. For example if the social security data is leaked, every individuals identity itself is breached. The only solution to make sure such things dont happen is through having better infrastructutre. If the infrastructure is strong, then the need for the other points will become weak. We can overcome a larger problem by having infrastructure right.

Having stringent policy for the institutions where private informations are being stored is also necessary. If we look at facebook case, which happened very recently, all the personal data were stolen as there were no stringent policies to point that out. If we have a policy than govt can have better control over the organizations using personal data. (One should look & learn from Singapore in this particular case)

keosha answered 7 months ago

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