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Public-Private Cooperation Policy for Cyber Security Suggested by Commissioner Kroes

By CircleID Reporter
  • January 31, 2012, 7:11 pm PST
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Wout de Natris writes: At a speech during the Security and Defense Agenda meeting on 30 January Vice-President of the European Commission, Neelie Kroes, showed how the Commission envisions public-private cooperation on cyber security.

Remarks by Kroes:

“The Internet does not belong to any one group, but attacks on it affect every group. So let’s work together, all sectors, all levels, public and private, national, international and European. So that we can safeguard the security of the systems that increasingly underpin our lives, today and in the future.”

“In tomorrow’s world, if the Internet is not secured, nothing will be.”

Full statement published here.

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