disrupting ransomware networks. at the same time, it is critical that they continue to strengthen the cybersecurity of the businesses, of the agencies, of the nations involved and things like basic patching and multi-factor authentication, changing your password regularly so you have a strong password and these are things that every organization, every business, every individual can do. and so this is an individual fight, as you know, ransomware is, it is just one aspect of cybersecurity, and cybersecurity, one of the challenges is that you re dealing with a human adversary and these human adversaries are often very creative, very smart, and are constantly evolving. so this is an ongoing battle. and ransomware groups we should remind our viewers they willard hold networks hostage, essentially, demanding money to release them, they will threaten
freedom, not to suppress dissent or target minority communities. and the united states intends to make a profound investment to research and innovation working with countries at all stages of economic development to develop new tools and technologies, to help us tackle the challenges of the second quarter of the 21st century and beyond. we re hardening our critical infrastructure against cyberattacks, disrupting ransomware networks and working to establish clear rules of the road for all nations as it relates to cyberspace. we reserve the right to respond decisively to cyberattacks that threaten our people, our allies, our interests. we will pursue new rules of global trade and economic growth, level the playing field so it s got artificially tipped in any one country at the
freedom. not to suppress dissent or target minority communities. the united states tends to make a profound investment in research and innovation, working with countries at all stages of economic development to develop new tools and technologies to help us tackle the challenges of the second quarter of the 21st century and beyond. we re hardening our critical infrastructure against cyber attacks, disrupting ransomware networks, and working to establish clear rules of the road for all nations as it relates to cyberspace. rereserve the right to respond decisively to cyber attacks that threaten our people, our allies, our interests. we will pursue new rules of global friday and economic growth, describe the level of playing field, so it s not
criminal ransomware networks. and hold countries accountable that harbor criminal ransomware actors, don t hold them accountable. and over the past few weeks, the nations of the g7 have affirmed that democratic values that underpin everything we hope to achieve in our shared future, that we re committed to put them to work. one, delivering vaccines and ending the pandemic. two, driving substantial inclusive economic recovery around the world. three, in fueling infrastructure development in places that most badly need it. and four, in fighting climate change. the only way we re going to meet the global threats is by working together with our partners and our allies. and i conveyed to each of the each of my g7 counterparts that the united states is going to do our part. america is back at the table. america is back at the table.
mantra. it s called b3w, build back better. on the items, the agreement to create 1 million covid vaccines and economic recovery from the pandemic and creating fair global trade, and cutting emissions globally, disrupting ransomware networks and learning more about the origins of covid and taking action against forced labor and human rights abuses in china. a bit earlier today, president biden reflected on a successful weekend and reiterated something he s been saying all weekend america is back. the lack of participation in the past and full engagement was noticed significantly. not only by the leaders of those countries but by the people in the g-7 countries. and america is back in the business of leading the world alongside nations who share our