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"Dependence on computers and cyberspace is currently a reality at virtually all levels of society. An attack on some of the most important computer systems could have practical consequences in terms of the security and defence of populations and the infrastructures serving them, jeopardise communications and transport, prevent health systems from functioning, prompt the use of weapons arsenals, expose and divert trade and defence secrets, and allow funds to be diverted, among many other potential adverse scenarios. In short, such an attack could jeopardise the free and peaceful coexistence of our citizens and the survival and balance of their communities and surrounding environment. It is well-known that wars are nowadays being waged electronically and that cyber security issues mean that the key points of Member State systems should be protected through proper cyber defence and an unrelenting fight against cybercrime. The European Union and its Member States cannot ignore the urgency of this fight and must equip themselves with the best human and technical resources to develop and coordinate their action between themselves and with NATO."@en1
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