Status—Insufficient market incentives for investment in cybersecurity

Markets do not always provide sufficient incentives for investment in cyber security. Appropriate legal, regulatory and economic incentives are needed in order to strengthen security, resilience and preparedness across the European Union.

Cyber security has grown from a mere technical problem to a market and political issue. However, markets alone do not always provide sufficient incentives for investment in cyber security by all stakeholders. In global cyber security European Union remains one of the key players, and as such, should contribute further to relevant international discussions in order to better define and defend its priorities.
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Digital Agenda Assembly 2011
Day 1 – 16 June 2011
Workshops – Day 1
1. Information & Reliability (Day 1)
W4: Cybersecurity: barriers and incentives
Status—Insufficient market incentives for investment in cybersecurity
Purpose: Identify cybersecurity barriers and regulatory incentives
Actions—Reduce vulnerabilities in products, applications, web services
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