; (ii) lead the Department’s diplomatic cyberspace efforts generally, including relating to international cybersecurity, internet access, internet freedom, digital economy, cybercrime, deterrence, international responses to cyber threats, and other such issues as the Secretary shall assign; (iii) promote an open, interoperable, reliable, unfettered, and secure information and communications technology infrastructure globally; (iv) represent the Secretary in interagency efforts to develop and advance United States international cyberspace policy; (v) coordinate cyberspace efforts and other relevant functions within the Department, and with other components of the United States Government; (vi) act as liaison to public and private sector entities on relevant cyberspace issues; (vii) lead United States Government efforts to establish a global deterrence framework; (viii) develop and execute key adversary specific strategies to influence adversary decision-making through the imposition of costs and deterrence strategies; (ix) advise the Secretary and coordinate with foreign governments on external responses to national-security-level cyber incidents; (x) promote the adoption of national processes and programs that enable threat detection, prevention, and response to malicious foreign territorial cyber activity; (xi) advise on efforts to build foreign capacity to protect the global network with the goal of enabling like-minded participation in deterrence frameworks; (xii) promote the maintenance of an open and interoperable character of the internet with multi-stakeholder governance, instead of centralized government control; (xiii) promote an international regulatory environment for technology investments and the internet that benefits United States economic and national security interests; (xiv) promote cross-border flow of data and combat international initiatives which seek to impose restrictive localization or privacy requirements on United States businesses