The Trump administration has picked Coast Guard Rear Adm. Doug Fears as its new homeland security adviser. Fears has over 30 years of experience in the Coast Guard and at the National Security Council.

The strategy's visible outline was supposed to be released last Friday, but was held up after an NSC member requested it be postponed.

The problem with a "moonshot" is that it implies an end-state where the goal has been reached, White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said Tuesday.

Trump administration officials are working on a new national cybersecurity strategy, building on the president's executive order earlier this year, homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said Tuesday.

“The meetings this week will focus on a range of cyber issues," Bossert said. "Critical infrastructure, advanced R&D, international cooperation, and workforce."

President Trump signed an executive order on cybersecurity Thursday, saying his administration will begin to manage cyber-risk across the U.S. government as a whole, hold agency heads personally responsibility for the protection of their networks and place modernization of federal IT at the heart of efforts to bolster computer security.