Although the 2016 campaign is unique in many respects, the Donald Trump security platform largely reflects established GOP preferences on specific technology and cybersecurity issues. The platform views government regulation critically while also assigning high priority to national security regulations. On a more granular level, policy preferences regarding specific industry segments unfold among familiar lines.
The Republican platform, as adopted at the party’s national convention in Cleveland, Ohio, has two sections that primarily address the internet, technology and cybersecurity issues.
