Over the past few years, data protection has become a crucial economic, social, and legal concern because of our increasing reliance on computers, internet-based information systems, and the threat to data breach and privacy associated with cyber attacks. Cybercriminals penetrate financial industry networks, rob consumers of their personal data, and use our personal computers to spread malware and chaos.’ Moreover, every county faces the risk of attacks designed to disable critical infrastructure, with grave potential harm to national security, and financial, communications, utility, and transportation sectors.’
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