National Security

Lessons From The Hoover Policy Boot Camp

Contributing Scholar: Jacquelyn Schneider

U.S. Cyber Strategy

Hoover Fellow, Jacquelyn Schneider, provides an overview to the evolution of US cybersecurity and places particular significance on developing strategies which can adapt over time to the ever-changing landscape of digital threats.

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From Offense to Defense: America’s Cyber Strategy Pivot

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Published July 11, 2024

Recent traditional conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine, have emphasized the need to shift away from a cyber strategy centered on offensive capabilities to one more heavily focused on defense, resilience, and information sharing with America’s allies. This new strategy assigns new roles and responsibilities to government agencies, places attention on protecting the civilian homeland, and requires strong public-private partnerships moving forward.

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