Web wonders: Israel boasts one of the most successful incubators of cyber military technology in the world Photo: ALAMY
The War Being Waged On The Web -- The Telegraph
Senior politicians say Britain is falling behind in international cyberspace security and should turn defence into attack. But who would prevail in a global free-for-all?
In the past five years, cyber and telecommunications defence has left its niche market to become one of the fastest growing industries in the world. In 2011, governments, industry and ordinary computer users spent roughly £65 billion shoring up their computer networks, a figure that is predicted to double within five years.
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