The potential of technology to advance freedom is an ambition dominating geopolitics and permeating conversations on national security. The Global Tech Security Commission endeavors to integrate tech expertise and foreign policy tools to build a Global Tech Trust Network of governments, companies, and individuals around a set of shared principles for this very goal. Join this conversation led by public and private sector experts to explore the role of partnerships and global allies with regard to tech security. How can tech diplomacy bridge the gap between policymakers and tech expertise in a rapidly changing technological landscape, and provide the political context needed for those in the tech world to solve some of the problems we face today? Can a coalition for trust in technology be built beyond party, and nation-state lines? What will be the role of private sector innovation in safeguarding trusted technologies from authoritarian powers?