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"The role of technology has increasingly expanded in our everyday lives. With the increasing use of Internet and computer-based technologies, the security of the Internet stands as one of the highest political priorities for the European Union and the rest of the world. In the field of information and communication technologies, the issue of security is particularly important. The technologies used are justified, especially as concerns the safeguarding of economic progress. Legislation on important matters such as the protection of intellectual property rights or data privacy must be enforced more effectively in the Internet environment. By strengthening the digital agenda, creating conditions for robust growth and the creation of technology-based jobs, we can significantly boost the competitiveness of the European Union. However, it is imperative that in the digital environment, we ensure, above all, a high level of security. The rapid development of technology requires that prevention of Internet attacks, remedial reactions and the resilience of the global net should be based on a comprehensive, reactive, flexible, innovative and long-term framework. Last but not least, increased resilience of the Internet is only possible when an efficient system of international cooperation and international norms is in place."@en1
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