Long article but dasting….

https://www.iwp.edu/active-measures/2020/10/22/a-review-of-the-trump-administrations-national-cyber-strategy-need-for-renewal-and-rethinking-of-the-public-private-partnership-in-u-s-national-security-policy/

ACTIVE MEASURES

A Review of the Trump Administration’s National Cyber Strategy: Need for Renewal and Rethinking of the Public-Private Partnership in U.S. National Security Policy

By: Wade H. Atkinson, Jr.

October 22, 2020

This article was originally published in the Summer 2020 edition of IWP’s student journal, Active Measures.

The Trump Administration’s National Cyber Strategy (NCS) was published in 2018 in a rapidly evolving threat environment due to the verification of increasingly sophisticated threats in cyber espionage, cyber physical attacks, and electoral manipulations. The NCS attempts to use a “whole of government” approach to Protect the Homeland, Promote American Prosperity, Preserve Peace Through Strength, and Advance American Influence (the “Four Pillars” of U.S. Cyber Strategy). At its core, the National Cyber Strategy seeks to use a renewal of the historic American Public-Private Partnership, which evolved from the post-World War II Defense Industrial Base to all forms of U.S. cyber security via real-time, comprehensive, and well-protected information-sharing among all critical U.S. entities about threat/defense/response actions…