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EU: European Security Roundtable report: European Cyber Security Conference

01 July 2011

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EU: European Security Roundtable report: European Cyber Security Conference (pdf):

“A holistic approach including civil-military cooperation and public-private partnership needs to be applied for a more secure cyber space as well as to counter terrorism.”

“Overall, cyber security should not be seen as a NATO or an EU issue but rather as a national issue, and various instruments available within the NATO and EU framework should be used in a coordinated way.”

"“A public-private dialogue can be very powerful and is very important, albeit right now there still remains fragmentation.”

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