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Comments of the United States Government on the European Commission Communication on Combating Computer Crime

Overview As the Commission recognizes, the Internet revolution is rapidly transforming the way one communicates, engages in commerce, and expands people's educational opportunities. As the Internet's potential to provide unparalleled benefits to society continues to expand, however, one must recognize that global networks also serve as a powerful new medium for those who wish to commit criminal and terrorist acts. Therefore, to truly harness the potential power of the Internet, one must work to foster confidence in the security of our computer networks, and, more importantly, protect our citizens from the very serious threats to public health and safety that cyber crimes pose.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	United States Department of Justice	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2002
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Network Security

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