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The aim of the Special Eurobarometer survey is to understand EU citizens awareness, experiences and perceptions of cyber security issues. This report presents the findings of this survey. First, it identifies patterns and trends in the frequency of Internet use, the means by which respondents access the Internet, and the kinds of activities that the Internet is commonly used for. Second, it examines concerns of respondents about the security of Internet transactions, the impact these concerns are having on respondents behaviour, and specifically the impact these concerns are having on the steps respondents take to secure online accounts. Third, it analyses respondents awareness of cybercrime, looking at the extent to which people consider themselves to be well informed about the risks of cybercrime, their attitudes to cyber security, their concerns about the risks of falling victim to cybercrime, and their perceptions of specific types of cybercrime. Fourth, the survey analyses respondents actual contacts with and responses to cybercrime, looking at the extent to which these individuals and their acquaintances have experienced cybercrime, the action taken, and the steps taken to protect their children from falling victim to cybercrime. Finally, the survey concludes with a section that examines respondents awareness of the existence of official resources for reporting cybercrime, and the actions respondents would take if they were to fall victim to cybercrime.
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