2013, United States and Europe are actively planning for large-scale development of cyberspace technology to enhance their ability to act in cyberspace.

U.S. Air Force in March released Cyber Vision 2025: The U.S. Air Force from 2011 to 2025 cyber space science and technology vision, draw near, medium and long-term development blueprint cyberspace security building. The U.S. Air Force will develop a credible security hardware and software and cloud services, increased flexibility, resilience and credibility of the Air Force networks and develop offensive, persistence and the ability to dynamically into cyberspace to get cyber control Right. In July, the U.S. DARPA's cyber infrastructure projects X Plan officially entered the R & D stage. The program will enhance the ability to respond quickly to the U.S. Cyber combat troops, cyberspace situational awareness and attack capabilities.

The EU in February released The EU cyber security strategy. The strategy defined the relevant bodies cyber security responsibilities, determine to build resilient network to improve the detection of cyberspace threats Member States, responsiveness, and ability to recover after an attack.

Japan Cabinet Security Center released in June, Cyberspace Security Strategy officially Cyber Security nation as a national strategy, clarifying responsibilities and measures agencies in Japan cyber security affairs to be taken, proposed Japanese cyber security building objectives, namely to build a robust, vibrant, leading the world in cyberspace.