On March 2, 2023, the White House released its National Cybersecurity Strategy (the Strategy). The Strategy sets out ambitious goals for the federal government to hold countries accountable for irresponsible behavior in cyberspace and to disrupt the networks of criminals behind cyberattacks. It also seeks to establish, harmonize, and streamline regulations to secure critical infrastructure, as well as shift liability to those it considers to be best positioned to implement cybersecurity, such as owners and operators of the systems that hold consumer data and the technology providers that build and service these systems. The role of the private sector and collaboration between the public and private sectors are prominent themes throughout the Strategy, as is international collaboration.
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