# # Fundamental interests, defence and security of State information systems and critical infrastructures, major cybersecurity crisis. By developing autonomous strategic thinking, supported by world-class technical expertise, France will ensure the ongoing defence of its fundamental interests in cyberspace. In parallel, France will continue to reinforce the security of its critical networks and its resilience in case of a major cyberattack by expanding cooperation with private stakeholders at national and international levels. Environment of digital technology businesses, industrial policy, export and internationalisation. The growth of digital markets worldwide, together with the associated security imperatives, constitutes an opportunity to differentiate French digital products and services that have a security level adapted to their uses. By supporting investment, innovation and exports, but also via public procurement, the State will develop a favourable environment for French companies in the digital sector offering secure products and services. # Digital trust, privacy, personal data, cybermale- Europe, digital strategic autonomy, cyberspace stability. The regulation of international relations in cyberspace has become a major issue. France, along with likeminded Member States, will promote a road map for European digital strategic autonomy. France will also fortify its influence in international bodies and provide support to the least-protected countries, with their consent, to build their cybersecurity capabilities, thereby contributing to the overall stability of cyberspace. volence. For cyberspace to remain safe for businesses of all sizes and for individuals, protective measures and remedial actions will be adopted. Protection will be based on public authorities’ heightened vigilance regarding the use of personal data and the development of a range of digital security products tailored to the general public. Remedial actions will be structured around aid to victims of cybermalevolence, providing technical and legal assistance. # Awareness raising, initial training, continuing education. Individuals still lack sufficient awareness of the risks associated with the digitalisation of society. This is why steps will be taken to raise the awareness of schoolchildren and students. In addition, to meet increasing demands from the public and private sector regarding cybersecurity, training of experts in this domain will be enhanced. # Digital security underpins the digital Republic project. In this regard, the State plays a major role in elaborating this strategy and in launching a dynamic that must now be maintained by digital-sector professionals, public and private decision-makers and citizens. 3