The Remote Access Security Act is designed to enhance the United States' export control laws by addressing the risks associated with remote access to sensitive technologies and materials. Its primary objective is to prevent foreign entities from gaining access to U.S. controlled items that could threaten national security or foreign policy, particularly through cloud services. A significant provision of the Act is the introduction of a new definition of "remote access," which encompasses the ability of foreign individuals or entities to access U.S. controlled items from outside the country.