 Japan welcomes collaboration on the Network Incident Analysis Center for Tactical Emergency Response (NICTER), as a method to observe and analyze threats in the cyberspace to comprehend global trends of malicious activities and to share analysis results in a real-time manner.  Japan welcomes collaboration among Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs) and related bodies for the purpose of sharing best practices on Critical Information Infrastructure Protection.  The United States welcomes collaboration to support initiatives to enhance open source security, such as the Linux Foundation’s Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII). CII is a new initiative that performs security audits and remediates vulnerabilities in key open source software projects. Our long term goal is to change the way open source tools are developed to ensure that software is more secure from inception and that vulnerabilities, when discovered, are easily patched.  France welcomes information sharing in the field of data economy, which brings even more benefits with the association of many ecosystems in order to create a bigger market for companies to address, to improve use cases results and to share best practices.  Canada welcomes international collaboration in the domain of spam and malware intelligence. Greater information sharing between international partners and their respective spam reporting centers will lead to more timely and effective intelligence, improving our collective enforcement of spam, malware, phishing and other online threats, creating a safer and more secure cyberspace. Fostering Innovation  Japan welcomes international harmonization of 5G standardization including the collaboration among 5G promotion bodies such as the 5th Generation Mobile Communications Promotion Forum(5GMF).  Germany, Japan and France welcome international collaboration on governmental level and/or the level of private bodies as well as on the level of initiatives related to the purpose of promoting IoT including various international organizations conducting similar activities. Japan welcomes collaboration to study the impact of IoT services on existing regulations across sectors.  Japan, Germany and Italy welcome collaboration to study the development of ICT services using networked artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous systems and robotics. This investigation will seek to discuss and share information on possible principles in development of networked AI and its social and economic impacts.  The European Union welcomes collaboration on the Human Brain Project (HBP), which is developing an open research data infrastructure that will help scientists accelerate our 3