Over half of Brits are okay with government breaking cybersecurity law

Over half of the UK population (53 percent) would be supportive of the UK government and its allies breaking international cybersecurity law. A new survey by Censuswide, on behalf of International Cyber Expo, also shows 45 percent have admitted they would be supportive of, or engage in online cybercriminal activity themselves, in the right circumstances. There's a gender divide here, with women less likely than men to be supportive in either case. 26 percent of women claim they would never support the UK government and its allies breaking international cybersecurity law, compared to 17 percent of men. While 40 percent… [Continue Reading]