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In today’s rapidly changing digital world, ensuring robust cybersecurity and protecting privacy are of utmost importance. This essay explores the role of policy development in achieving these objectives, with a particular focus on the concept of “security by design.” It highlights the need to integrate security and privacy considerations right from the start of technology development. Agile policy responses, international cooperation, and shared responsibilities among governments, developers, organisations, and individuals are identified as vital elements for mitigating breaches, safeguarding privacy, and maintaining a secure digital environment.
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