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BSA’s new policy agenda for 5G security, Securing 5G: A Call to Harness Software Innovation, provides a roadmap to help make the internet more secure.

BSA hosted a virtual event, “Modernizing Government IT: Citizen Services, Cybersecurity Attacks, and Federal-State Collaboration, to highlight why the federal government has an important stake in maintaining and modernizing state and local IT systems.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which enters into force today, represents a significant achievement by all three countries in establishing strong, balanced rules for the 21st century North American economy. BSA | The Software Alliance applauds the work of Canadian, Mexican, and US negotiators in designing new rules to secure the digital economy – facilitating … Read More >>

BSA's Open Data Agenda outlines a new plan for advancing policies that will facilitate greater sharing, collaboration, and experimentation with data across a broad swath of industries.

We at BSA unequivocally condemn the continued racism and inequality we grapple with in the United States, and we recognize the outrage and sadness that the vicious murder of George Floyd – one in a long history of despicable events – has brought forth.

To address the opportunities and challenges of the remote environment, BSA | The Software Alliance developed a Response & Recovery Agenda for governments.

Last week, I testified before the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security as part of an inquiry into the International Production Orders Bill, which aims to allow Australian law enforcement agencies access to data through the US CLOUD Act.

From remote learning and work to telemedicine and teleconferencing, today’s technology has allowed us to remain connected from a distance and provided some semblance of normalcy to many lives and businesses around the world.