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"The Internet and information and communication technologies (ICT) are generally playing an ever-increasing role in our lives. The increasing use of these forms of technology applies increasingly to fields such as finance and banking, and involves the constant on-line shifting of personal and, in particular, very important data. It is for this very reason that Internet security stands as one of the highest political priorities of the European Union and the rest of the world. The increasing use and deployment of innovative ICT technologies, such as fast fixed and mobile Internet and cellular networks, smart grids, but also Internet services, such as cloud computing, all rely on a simple, but crucial aspect: security, resilience and user-friendliness. The growth of ICT is very fast, and this is mirrored by an increase in the risks associated therewith. It is obvious that the Internet is a critical infrastructure and that its disruption might lead to substantial losses and security risks, affecting a very large number of European citizens. It is for this very reason that the rapid development of ICT 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."@en1
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