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"en.20121122.31.4-349-000"2
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"In today’s globalised world, the European Union and its Member States have become crucially reliant on safe cyberspace, on a secure use of information and digital technologies and on resilient and reliable information services. Internet threats and attacks are growing at a dramatic pace and constitute a major threat to the security, defence, stability and competitiveness of nation states as well as of the private sector. Cyberspace, with its nearly two billion globally interconnected users, has become one of the most potent and efficient means of advancing democratic ideas and organising people as they seek to realise their aspirations for freedom and to fight against dictatorships. For this reason, a majority of highly visible and disruptive cyber incidents are now of a politically motivated nature. There is at present a lack of common definition, standards and common measures. For this reason, it is essential to underline the need for a global and coordinated approach to problems associated with cyber security. There are numerous obstacles of a political, legislative and organisational nature in the EU and its Member States, which complicate a common practice. However, only a common, coordinated approach will provide an effective degree of protection."@en1
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