Information and Communication Technology Strategy Act

This bill requires the Commerce Secretary to produce a report identifying critical information and communication technology (ICT) for U.S. economic competitiveness, assessing reliance on "not trusted" vendors (those posing national security risks per existing law), and evaluating trusted U.S. vendor capacity. It mandates a follow-up federal strategy to boost trusted ICT vendors and reduce dependence on untrusted suppliers, including specific recommendations for agency actions and needed resources. The strategy must define agency roles and identify necessary changes to laws or programs. It directly affects federal agencies, ICT vendors, and the government's approach to supply chain security. The bill focuses on creating a structured government plan, not on direct restrictions or new regulations.