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"The globalisation era has permeated the modern world. Something happening thousands of kilometres away can have a significant impact on us. Nowadays, thanks to ‘information highways’, a huge amount of data is circulating, which, if properly used, can contribute enormously to improving our quality of life. However, when accessed by someone with malicious intent, it can have very harmful effects. The report by Tunne Kelam concerns the issue of cyber security and defence. This is an extremely important issue of which not all Member States are properly aware, as proven by the fact that only 10 Member States have adopted a prevention strategy for dealing with attackers causing significant damage. Piracy and cyber attacks on public authorities are commonplace and, as the social and economic crisis worsens, will certainly further increase. We must therefore protect our structures against this form of terrorism which does not use explosives. I voted in favour of this report, which highlights the need to improve our cohesion and establish a regulatory framework that not only punishes cybercrime, but also protects citizens – children and young people in particular – as well as public and private institutions from the threats made possible by misuse of the internet."@en1
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