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"The role of technology has increasingly expanded in our everyday lives in all its aspects, from communication to finance and banking, from transportation to energy, from culture to health. With the increasing use of the Internet and computer-based technologies, the security of the Internet stands as one of the highest political priorities for the European Union. The EU 2020 strategy, launched in 2010, included the EU Digital Agenda as a flagship policy, setting ambitious goals for the technological development of the European Union. I agree with the rapporteur that the increasing deployment of innovative technologies relies on certain crucial aspects: security, resilience and trust. I also believe that Internet disruption might lead to substantial losses and security risks, affecting a very large number of European citizens and businesses. I therefore draw the Commission’s attention to the need to continue to increase the security of cyberspace in the European Union, not least through an efficient system of international cooperation among the Member States and transparent international standards. Efficient interaction between governments, businesses, civil society and all other stakeholders is vital in this context."@en1
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