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"en.20111114.18.1-128-000"2
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"Mr President, the report recently produced and published by the American Secret Service draws the attention of the US Congress to the growing dangers of government and industrial espionage. The Internet has been shown to have greatly multiplied the opportunities and risks of cyber espionage aimed at achieving an economic or political advantage, an activity which is increasingly gaining ground compared to traditional intelligence gathering. The sad fact is that Europe is lagging years behind the USA, China and Russia in terms of cyber security, whereas, for example, Russian intelligence possesses a highly sophisticated set of cyber tools. It would be important, therefore, to assess and define more clearly in the EU Internal Security Strategy than has been the case up to now what defence capabilities we possess against attacks of this sort. Likewise, in the interests of prevention and defence, we cannot delay any longer in giving Europol clear responsibilities and capabilities to tackle Internet-based crime."@en1
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