President Trump's Cyber Strategy for America Outline the strategic approach for defending the United States and its interests in cyberspace while sustaining technological leadership and economic prosperity. Submitter's Note: This StratML rendition was compiled from the source by ChatGPT and lightly edited in the form at https://stratml.us/forms/Claude/Part1.html Executive Office of the President of the United States 997247e8-3192-4233-b02e-2880654d9850 The organization responsible for coordinating and implementing national cybersecurity policy. Americans live in a secure, prosperous, and free digital world where the United States leads global innovation and cybersecurity. 6d5a8152-83fc-4b15-9541-e17f8ebede58 To defend U.S. interests in cyberspace by disrupting adversaries, securing national systems and infrastructure, fostering innovation, and strengthening partnerships with industry and allies. cbcc105a-e62a-436c-8f22-a1d9af609a15 Freedom Protect individual liberty, free expression, and openness in cyberspace. Security Defend Americans, networks, systems, and infrastructure against cyber threats. Prosperity Advance economic growth, affordability, and opportunity through a secure digital environment. Innovation Foster rapid technological progress and strengthen American leadership in emerging technologies. Partnership Coordinate action with industry, academia, allies, and all levels of government. Adversary Behavior Shape adversary behavior in cyberspace by raising the costs of malicious cyber activity and disrupting hostile cyber operations. d6a92021-574e-4d8e-8d9e-feaf6463ec95 1 Cyber Operations Deploy defensive and offensive cyber operations to detect, confront, and defeat adversaries before they breach networks and systems. 8268d7aa-aa62-4768-a870-c825d2f1780f 1.1 Private Sector Incentives Create incentives enabling private sector organizations to identify and disrupt adversary networks. a50046a4-0da5-40fe-9d06-27d3a08ceb57 1.2 Authoritarian Technologies Counter the spread of surveillance technologies used by authoritarian regimes to repress citizens. fc0918c6-aff5-47b9-a7bc-d94fefb266a0 1.3 Cybercrime Infrastructure Dismantle criminal cyber infrastructure and deny safe haven to cybercriminal networks. fb235ae7-e73f-436b-b099-c595193a0d34 1.4 Allied Cooperation Coordinate with allies to impose consequences on malicious cyber actors and strengthen collective defense. 91ce8a5b-48e5-498e-abe4-f9e42a73ba5b 1.5 Cyber Regulation Promote efficient cybersecurity regulation that supports security while enabling innovation. 0bb9cc4d-be21-403d-acca-8c9f1285b0c1 2 Regulatory Streamlining Reduce compliance burdens and streamline cybersecurity regulations. 97251980-852f-423d-b691-270b6f792a3a 2.1 Liability Alignment Align liability frameworks to encourage effective cybersecurity practices. 20df70e1-1194-4b28-945f-c4fe6eafecee 2.2 Data Privacy Protect the privacy rights of Americans and safeguard American data. e331557f-555c-4703-888c-66694a777e87 2.3 Federal Network Security Modernize and secure federal government information systems. f38e30fd-f42b-4a73-8ac1-63d69c3880f7 3 System Modernization Accelerate modernization of federal information systems through cloud adoption and improved cybersecurity practices. 70d6ba04-f542-4f58-b4c3-6d188b94fdfc 3.1 Post-Quantum Cryptography Implement post-quantum cryptography and zero-trust architecture across federal networks. b5626a99-c563-49fe-97c3-c3fad41e0643 3.2 Network Defense Deploy advanced technologies and teams to detect malicious actors on federal networks. 96e70c8f-8efd-41e4-82ed-2644e37498be 3.3 AI Cybersecurity Adopt AI-enabled cybersecurity solutions to defend federal systems. 706e7585-5560-4f43-bd3c-e465676a7d85 3.4 Technology Procurement Modernize procurement to enable acquisition of advanced cybersecurity technologies. 410592a7-242e-4db9-9749-9282dbfc911e 3.5 Critical Infrastructure Security Strengthen the cybersecurity and resilience of America's critical infrastructure. 9bc08663-ab38-418b-905e-137de06f17a3 4 Infrastructure Protection Identify and prioritize critical infrastructure sectors for cybersecurity protection. 2cb297cb-caeb-4ef2-a421-dc7b386009b6 4.1 Supply Chain Security Secure operational and information technology supply chains. 30942723-5467-4637-a420-f5212d3fdb59 4.2 Vendor Independence Reduce reliance on adversary vendors and promote trusted technologies. 5842eb90-ac7f-4fef-b5dd-07cd85da35de 4.3 Incident Recovery Strengthen capabilities to recover quickly from cyber incidents. b3f5b13c-4585-4643-86a5-292266912672 4.4 Subnational Coordination Engage state, local, Tribal, and territorial authorities in cybersecurity efforts. 9a003978-be17-473f-b763-e5f37f454975 4.5 Technology Superiority Maintain U.S. leadership in critical and emerging technologies. f1a7568a-5a19-406f-aa67-2c661b3c8d18 5 Secure Innovation Develop secure technologies and supply chains that protect user privacy. c5aeb489-da58-4ab4-905f-041481d9d095 5.1 Quantum Security Promote adoption of post-quantum cryptography and secure quantum technologies. 4db5f037-511a-4274-bf40-c2df6d4edd0d 5.2 AI Security Secure the artificial intelligence technology stack including infrastructure and models. a79e9217-abb2-49ed-8a16-1fb01e43bbf1 5.3 AI Cyber Tools Deploy AI-enabled cyber tools to detect and disrupt cyber threats. c25c9530-0d96-455e-9c2c-b8f9cecb6c72 5.4 AI Diplomacy Promote international norms ensuring artificial intelligence supports innovation and stability. 782d55b5-44f6-4e4a-ba95-5654716e8862 5.5 Cyber Workforce Develop and sustain a highly skilled cybersecurity workforce. 7e4bede9-6856-4a46-8998-0dc0e5e166d4 6 Talent Pipeline Develop education and training pathways for future cybersecurity professionals. 23237645-c7ea-41ac-860f-324d4556cebd 6.1 Workforce Training Expand training programs for the existing cybersecurity workforce. 7fb16303-0bfd-483c-ae20-7e81cfb0540f 6.2 Cross-Sector Alignment Align incentives among industry, academia, and government to build cyber talent. 2f8a7e64-6c1d-494e-afb4-ecaf12a740bf 6.3 Recruitment Recruit new talent to design and deploy advanced cybersecurity technologies. 28d7c978-d757-4139-a777-0ef972c2c657 6.4 2026-03-10 https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/President-Trumps-Cyber-Strategy-for-America.pdf Owen Ambur Owen.Ambur@verizon.net