Do you believe it is more or less in U.S. national security interests to gain international agreements on cyber policy compared to when the 2013 Council on Foreign Relations Task Force report titled Defending an Open, Global, Secure, and Resilient Internet report was published?
Tim Kaine: “Do you believe it is more or less in U.S. national security interests to gain international agreements on cyber policy…”
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Kaine questions the importance of international cyber agreements for U.S. security since 2013.
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