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This article is a synopsis of the main results and conclusions of the “Symantec’s 2011 State of Security Survey”. The researcher’s group worked on key security threats, trends and responses across a range of businesses worldwide—3,300 in all.

Overall, survey participants consider safeguarding their networks and data to be critically important to their business. Organizations are getting better at fighting the war against cybersecurity threats. While the majority of respondents suffered damages as a result of cyberattacks, more respondents reported a decline in the number and frequency of attacks compared to 2010.

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Security policies 2.0. – can Facebook, Twitter & co make an impact?

A snapshot from NATO[1]

Strategy International presents an article from NATO.  

The internet has become the virtual public square of the 21^st century. It allows people to pursue a multitude of different activities: from having a private conversation with friends, to hunting for a new job, promoting a business or organizing a rally. And social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter or the video-sharing website YouTube have increasingly demonstrated that their users can also have an impact in shaping international policy issues.

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