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    January 8, 2019
    International Publics Brace for Cyberattacks on Elections, Infrastructure, National Security

    People who support the party in power are more likely to say their country is ready for cyberattack

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    International Publics Brace for Cyberattacks on Elections, Infrastructure, National Security
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    People who support the party in power are more likely to say their country is ready for cyberattack
    People around the world think cyberattacks on sensitive government data, public infrastructure and elections are likely in the future
    In Western countries, younger people are less worried about cyberattacks on public infrastructure
    People say cyberattacks on national security information, public infrastructure and elections are likely in their country
    Democrats more worried than Republicans about potential election tampering via cyberattack
    Israelis and Russians are most likely to say their country is ready to deal with a major cyberattack
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