Ranking of countries by cybersecurity

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According to the final table, Japan received only 8.8 points and became the best country in terms of cyber protection of the population. France and Canada were in second and third place, scoring 10.6 and 11.2 points, respectively. Denmark, the United States, Ireland, Sweden, Great Britain, the Netherlands and Singapore were also in the top ten. These countries scored from 12 to 15.1 points. Russia scored 28 points. The worst cybersecurity was in Algeria (55.75 points), Indonesia (54.9) and Vietnam (52.44). The legislation of France, China, Russia and Germany meets modern requirements in the field of cybersecurity best, while Algeria has the worst legislation.

Overall, Russia was ranked 38th , between Argentina (37) and Colombia (39).

level (the higher the position, the worse)


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Vladimir Bezmaly | 08.02.2019
Despite the gloomy sky outside and the intermittent light rain, the Information Security Department was in high spirits. Today, the first Friday of February, was the start of the "scientific get-togethers", which it was decided to hold twice a month on Fridays. This meant that it would be possible to share their developments and research again. With estonia mobile database light hand, such get-togethers had long since turned into conferences for the exchange of experience, and the authors of the most interesting reports and demonstrations were in for a sizable prize from a special imperial fund for the development of science.

In general, research activities, as well as self-education, were highly encouraged in the department. It was believed that each employee should devote at least two hours a day to self-education. And if he had not attended any refresher courses in a year, this was a serious reason for an internal investigation.

— The floor is given to Rita. What will you talk about?

— We dug through the trash again. After all, today's users of various devices are mostly representatives of the consumer culture. If something breaks, the owner of the thing simply throws it away, without thinking about the possibility of repair or cleaning the device, removing their personal data.

and mobile devices, there is a long way to go to make our countries secure in cyberspace," says Rebecca Moody of Comparitech.