United States cyber-diplomacy refers to the strategic use of diplomatic tools and negotiations by the U.S. government to influence, shape, and manage international relations in the realm of cyberspace. This encompasses a broad range of issues, including cybersecurity, cybercrime, internet governance, and the protection of digital rights. Key aspects of U.S. cyber-diplomacy include: 1. **International Agreements and Norms**: The U.S.
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