Policy Briefing — White House releases U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy
The Biden Administration issued the National Cybersecurity Strategy on 2 March 2023, shifting liability toward software producers, promoting secure-by-design infrastructure, and expanding public-private operational collaboration.
The White House published the U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy on 2 March 2023, outlining five pillars that emphasize defending critical infrastructure, disrupting threat actors, promoting privacy and security legislation, investing in a resilient cyber workforce, and rebalancing responsibility toward software and service providers.
The strategy calls for software liability reform, memory-safe language adoption, secure cloud infrastructure baselines, and stronger use of federal procurement to raise security standards. Agencies and vendors should align roadmaps to anticipated implementation plans and forthcoming regulatory actions.
- National Cybersecurity Strategy details the five pillars and proposed legislative and regulatory levers.
- White House fact sheet highlights liability shift goals, critical infrastructure mandates, and operational collaboration priorities.
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