The White House has released President Trump’s Cyber Strategy for America, outlining the Administration’s priorities for strengthening the nation’s position in cyberspace. The strategy emphasizes coordination across government and the private sector to advance cybersecurity capabilities, invest in emerging technologies, and sustain U.S. leadership in cyber innovation.

"In February 2024, a ransomware attack on Change Healthcare disrupted medical claims processing for nearly half of all U.S. health care transactions. The breach cost UnitedHealth Group over $2.8 billion, exposed the personal data of 190 million Americans, and forced hospitals nationwide to delay patient care. The cause? A remote access portal without multi-factor authentication. As one senator put it: “This hack could have been stopped with cybersecurity 101.”

To support critical infrastructure organizations in defending against cyber threats, the United States and six partner nations have released new cybersecurity guidance aimed at operators of operational technology (OT). The recommendations address a wide range of best practices, including isolating networks and improving system monitoring and logging.