 Initiative Number: 5.1.2 Initiative Title: Publish an International Cyberspace and Digital Policy Strategy Initiative Description In accordance with the Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act (Public Law 117263, Section 9503), the Department of State will publish an International Cyberspace and Digital Policy Strategy that incorporates bilateral and multilateral activities. NCS Reference ...the United States will work to scale the emerging model of collaboration by national cybersecurity stakeholders to cooperate with the international community. We will expand coalitions, collaboratively disrupt transnational criminals and other malicious cyber actors, build the capacity of our international allies and partners, reinforce the applicability of existing international law to state behavior in cyberspace, uphold globally accepted and voluntary norms of responsible state behavior in peacetime, and punish those that engage in disruptive, destructive, or destabilizing malicious cyber activity. Responsible Agency: State Contributing Entities: OMB, ONCD Completion Date: 1Q FY24 Initiative Number: 5.1.3 Initiative Title: Strengthen Federal law enforcement collaboration mechanisms with allies and partners Initiative Description The FBI will develop or expand mechanisms to ensure coordination with allies and partners in efforts to increase the volume and speed of international law enforcements disruption campaigns against cybercriminals and nation-state adversaries, and associated enablers (e.g., money launderers). NCS Reference The United States will work with its allies and partners to develop new collaborative law enforcement mechanisms for the digital age: (1) The United States and international counterparts can advance common cybersecurity interests by sharing cyber threat information…and coordinating policy and incident response activities; and (2) the United States will… collaboratively disrupt transnational criminals and other malicious cyber actors, build the capacity of our international allies and partners,...and punish those that engage in disruptive, destructive, or destabilizing malicious cyber activity. Responsible Agency: FBI Contributing Entities: DHS, DOD, DOJ, State, Treasury Completion Date: 4Q FY25 NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 47