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Jun 22, 2026 · executive orderSecuring the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks
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Jun 22, 2026 · executive orderUshering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation
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Jun 2, 2026 · executive orderPromoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security
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Executive Order EO 14409

Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security

SignedDonald Trump · Jun 2, 2026

Trump directs federal agencies to upgrade cybersecurity for AI systems and work with industry on secure AI model testing.

Does not create mandatory licensing or approval requirements for AI model development. Does not appropriate new funding; agencies must use existing budgets.

What it does (10)

Upgrading American Systems for Advanced AI
- Committee on National Security Systems must prioritize cyber defense of classified national security systems within 30 days.
- Department of Defense must prioritize cyber defense of its information systems within 30 days.
- CISA must issue binding directives to accelerate cybersecurity of civilian federal systems and make advanced AI defensive tools available to state, local, and critical infrastructure operators within 30 days.
- Treasury, NSA, and CISA must form an AI cybersecurity clearinghouse to coordinate vulnerability scanning and patching with industry within 30 days.
- OMB must identify federal grant programs that can fund advanced AI vulnerability detection within 30 days.
- Office of Personnel Management must expand hiring for federal cybersecurity specialists within 60 days.
Secure Frontier Model Deployment
- Create classified benchmarking process to identify which AI models are advanced enough to require secure testing with federal government.
- Design voluntary framework letting AI developers get federal assessment of their models and provide early access to government for security review.
- NSA, CISA, and other agencies must work with industry to select trusted partners for early AI model access to strengthen critical infrastructure security.
Protection Against Criminal Actors
- Attorney General must prioritize prosecution of crimes using AI for unauthorized computer access, data theft, or other federal crimes.

Read it on the Federal Register