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x National commercial operators and businesses in countries are potentially the first
cybertargets, but an eternal demand for reducing costs and maximizing profits
make preparing for cyberwar very problematic for businesses
x Cooperation between government and business in countries is essential for
protecting the nation's information infrastructure from any kind of cyberwar
x The fight against cyberterrorism, computer hacking and economic cyber
deception has to be rated as a common strategy for any national government in
the Information Age and requires consecutive coordinated interaction between
groups of national governments

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