Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy

The Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy (CDP) promotes U.S. national and economic security by leading, coordinating, and elevating foreign policy on cyberspace and digital technologies. It builds partnerships to shape the international environment so Americans and people everywhere can prosper. CDP strives for a world in which every person can access the opportunities that come with digital connectivity to build thriving economies and societies and works to counter challenges to this vision from authoritarian states. Recognizing the growing role of technology as a cross-cutting national security issue, the Department created CDP in April 2022 to lead and coordinate U.S....

Cyber and digital policy,technology policy,cybersecurity,cyberspace,cyber deterrence,cross-border data flows,digital connectivity,digital freedom,emerging technology,internet governance,secure information and communication (ict),digital economies,digital transformation,digital freedom,cyber resilience,information integrity,privacy,data governance,ai governance,digital infrastructure,and cyber capacity building

Bureau of cyberspace and digital policy operates in the International affairs industry.

Bureau of cyberspace and digital policy's revenue is 11m - 100m

Bureau of cyberspace and digital policy has 11 - 50 employees.