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Understanding US Cyber Security Policies During the Donald J. Trump and Biden-Harris Administrations
Abstract
Cybersecurity threats are one of the main national security, public safety, and economic challenges every nation faces in the 21st century. The Russia-Ukraine War becomes a defining feature of the US national cyber security strategy too. The purpose of this chapter is to analyze the increasing role of cybersecurity in US politics. It is evident that US cybersecurity strategies at a national level seems to be increasing across multiple sectors too. The chapter analyses Trump's and Biden's national cyber security strategies and challenges. It deals with different initiatives of both presidential administrations and the implications on national security of the country. The chapter focuses on the measures taken by US politicians in strengthening cybersecurity at a national level and combating both state or non-state-sponsored cyber threats.
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