Securing the Digital Economy: Reinventing the Internet for Trust

Reinventing the Internet for Trust
Results for: Insurance
SECURING THE
DIGITALECONOMY

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COMPANIES ARE LARGELY DEPENDENT ON THE INTERNET FOR
BUSINESS GROWTH; IN FIVE YEARS, AVERAGE TARGETED
GROWTH DEPENDENT ON THE INTERNET WILL DOUBLE.
Q1, Q2, Q3
90% rank business growth through
internet-enabled initiatives in their top
three strategic priorities
77% of businesses became largely
dependent on the internet over the past
10 years
Average targeted growth dependent
on the Internet economy (%)
Base = Total sample; n=100
19
26
34
q3_1 q3_2 q3_3
Next year Next three years Next five years

92% say a trustworthy
internet economy is
very or extremely
critical to their
organization’s future
growth.
82% believe that
without a dramatic
improvement to the
security of the
internet, the
advancement of the
internet economy will
be severely hindered.
BUT AS BUSINESS DEPENDENCE ON THE INTERNET INCREASES,
CONFIDENCE IN INTERNET SECURITY REMAINS COMPARATIVELY
LOW.
Q6, Q2, Q5, Q4, Q7
CEO Confidence in Internet Security x
Dependence on the Internet
(Overall sample n=1711)
57% acknowledge their
organization's dependence on
the internet is growing and as
a result exposure to
cybersecurity risks are also
increasing.
58% The internet is getting
increasingly unstable from a
cybersecurity standpoint and I
am not sure how to react.
39% Our future growth will be
stifled because we cannot
grow securely in the internet
economy.
Concerns about the future
of internet security
10% 19%
30%
25%
23%
76%
100% 100%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
2008 2013 2018 2023 2038e
C-level confidence Dependence on Internet
Log. (C-level confidence) Dependence on internet
Weibull distribution

80% No one organization can solve the cyber security challenges of
the internet economy on its own; it will require an organized group
effort.
77% Protecting companies from weaknesses in third parties is
increasingly difficult given the complexity of today’s sprawling
internet ecosystems.
73% The rate of adoption and innovation has outpaced the security
features needed to ensure a resilient cyber economy.
Q13, Q7 Base = Total sample; n=100
HOW CAN CEOS SUPPORT A TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET
ECONOMY TO UNLOCK THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL?
38%
52%
8%
1%1%
Strongly agree Agree
Neither agree nor disagree Disagree
Strongly disagree
The economic potential of the internet, and
IoT, would be unleashed if we could build a
more trustworthy internet economy. Governance
Business Architecture
Technology
Key Issues

CEO ACTION AND INFLUENCE MATTERS
Technology:
Advance business and enhance safety.
Business Architecture:
Connect and protect with a model run on digital trust.
Governance:
Join forces with other companies and govern globally.

GOVERNANCE
Technology:
Governance:
By joining forces with other CEOs, public sector leaders
and regulators, leaders can develop much-needed
guidelines and oversight mechanisms.

Taking business resiliency to the next level requires
more than addressing each new attack; it requires an
ambitious new vision for the internet economy that
must be built by all relevant stakeholders.
Q30, Q13, Q26 Base = Total sample; n=100
Organizations should proactively create and share
cybersecurity solutions for themselves and their
industry.
In the next three years, organizations in different
sectors will work together more (sharing knowledge,
services, products) to improve Cyber Resilience
overall.
In the next three years, organizations in the same
sector will work together more (sharing knowledge,
services, products) to improve Cyber Resilience for
the sector overall.
COLLABORATION BOTH WITHIN AND AMONG INDUSTRIES WILL BE
CRITICAL TO THE FUTURE SECURITY OF THE INTERNET; THE PRIVATE
SECTOR AND SECURITY ORGANIZATIONS MUST TAKE THE LEAD.
64%
63%
59%
58%
51%
46%
42%
28%
33%
32%
33%
40%
43%
47%
34%
40%
3%
5%
8%
2%
6%
7%
24%
32%
National security
organizations
Industry associations and
alliances
Privacy-advocacy groups
Private sector-large
companies
Private sector-
small/medium companies
Law enforcement
Government
Non-profit organizations
Central/lead role Peripheral role No role
What do you believe should be the role of each of the
following organizations in enforcing standards/practices
and principles?
87%
86%
84%
92%

CEO
53%
47%
Yes, definitely
Yes, probably
Q22, Q9, Q23, Q24, Q13 Base = Total sample; n=100
Are you willing to invest in
building a trustworthy internet
economy?
How likely are you/your organization
to lead the governance of a new
design for trustworthy technology that
enables the internet economy?
How likely are you/your
organization to join an
organized effort?
C-suite members important to have
from your organization as part of an
initiative to build a trustworthy
internet economy.
35%
54%
11%
Definitely would
Very likely
Likely
34%
61%
4%1%
Extremely likely
Very likely
Somewhat likely
Not very likely
100
%
89% 54%95%
ORGANIZATIONS ARE READY TO SUPPORT, AND EVEN LEAD, EFFORTS TO
BUILD A TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY; CEOS ARE IMPORTANT TO
THIS INITIATIVE.
82% of organizations are committed to building a trustworthy internet economy with
significant and ongoing funding.

21%
27%
45%
24%
29%
48%
less than 24% breaches from
indirect attacks
24%-49% breaches from
indirect attacks
more than 49% breaches
from indirect attacks
Definitely would join Extremely likely to lead
COMPANIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED MORE BREACHES FROM INDIRECT
ATTACKS ARE MORE LIKELY TO JOIN AND LEAD EFFORTS FOR A
TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY.
Likelihood to join or lead an organized effort to govern a trustworthy
internet economy
Overall results, data cuts not avaliable due to small sample size
Resolution: Governance
2x
Q22, Q9, Q23 by Q15 Base Q34: less than 24 % n=720, 24%-49%
n=461, more than 49% n=253

64%
58%
45%
42%
39%
35%
Incentives
Certifications
Honor system
Self-policing by board
Penalties
Audits
Would you welcome stricter business regulations on
cybersecurity imposed by a central organization or governing
body?
LIKEWISE, COMPANIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED MORE BREACHES FROM
INDIRECT ATTACKS ARE MORE WILLING TO WELCOME STRICTER
CYBERSECURITY REGULATIONS.
What are the most effective methods for enforcing standards/practices
and principles?
Multiple responses.
53%
61%
70%
less than 24% breaches
24%-49% breaches from
indirect attacks
more than 49% breaches
1 - Yes
Base Q28: less than 24 % n=720, 24%-49%
n=461, more than 49% n=253

70%
69%
66%
56%
54%
52%
48%
44%
41%
Improve security within my organization
Improve trust among our customers/clients
Improve security for my business partners or
ecosystem
Improve trust among our partner network
Knowing that the internet economy would be
more secure overall
Increase shareholder value
Maximize the potential of the internet
economy for my organization
Being able to set the standards for a
trustworthy internet economy
Gain shared intelligence
Q25 Base = Total sample; n=100
Please rank the following in terms of what would motivate you/your organization to take a
leadership role to ensure the principles of trustworthy technology are upheld.
(Top 5 ranked)
IT IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF COMPANIES TO LEAD (OR JOIN) A
COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TOWARD A MORE SECURE DIGITAL ECONOMY.

BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE
Technology:
By protecting their own organizations and extending
protection through their value chains, CEOs will
safeguard the business ecosystem.
Governance:

32%
46%
22%
Organizations must
protect the open internet
and open exchange of
information associated
with it at all costs.
There must be a careful
balance between security
achieved through closed
systems and an open
internet and exchange o
The most important
outcome is security, even
if it means closed
systems between
organizations.
View of the trade-off between competing outcomes
 71% Develop trusted organization
groups where businesses have
communities of commerce and users
are validated and held to high
standards.
 69% Raise the overall security of the
internet for all users and require all
participating organizations to meet
these standards.
 64% Protect technologies that are most
vulnerable.
Top 3 most important elements for a new, more trustworthy
internet economy
A TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY REQUIRES THE OVERALL
SECURITY OF THE INTERNET TO RISE WHILE ADDRESSING PRIORITY
AREAS.

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ORGANIZATIONS MUST ALWAYS CHOOSE SECURE GROWTH OVER TIME-TO-
MARKET; COMPANIES THAT EXPERIENCE MORE INDIRECT ATTACKS ARE
MORE WILLING TO EMBED SECURITY BY DESIGN IN PRODUCTS AND
SERVICES.
Organizations must recognize the trade-off between time-to-market and ensuring secure sustainable growth
through technology, and always choose secure growth.
q34
47%
39%
12%
2%
Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree
36%
39%
53%
less than 24%
breaches from indirect
attacks
24%-49% breaches
more than 49%
breaches from indirect
attacks
1 - Strongly agree
Base Q34: less than 24 % n=720, 24%-49%
n=461, more than 49% n=253

19%
55%
Increasing
Increasing significantly
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Expected increase in indirect
attacks over the next three years
Percent of
successful
breaches from...
72% say a cyberattacks
initiated through partner
organizations targeted at my
organization are difficult to
control and one of their top
three concerns regarding
internet security.
INDIRECT ATTACKS, INITIATED THROUGH PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS,
REPRESENT A LARGE SHARE OF ATTACKS AND MOST EXPECT THEM TO
INCREASE.
Indirect
attacks:
27%

87%
11%
2%
Yes
No
I don't know
Does your organization oversee and monitor
the cybersecurity of business partner
organizations?
76%
22%
2%
Yes, always
Yes, but only if we really
need them
No, we do not see
cybersecurity of our
companies as our
responsibility
Do you currently help companies in your
ecosystem boost their cyber resilience
capabilities?
56%
54%
51%
49%
45%
44%
43%
My organization collaborates with strategic
partners to test our cybersecurity resilience.
My organization is contributing to creating a
cybersecurity standard for my industry.
My organization collaborates with strategic
partners to share knowledge of threats.
My organization partners with one or more
start-ups to co-innovate security
solutions/capabilities.
My organization shares threat information
among the security community within my
industry.
My organization is a member of a cybersecurity
consortium/platform.
My organization has created an internal
cybersecurity committee/task force.
In which of the following ways does your organization
collaborate to increase your understanding of
cybersecurity threats?
CLOSING OFF AREAS OF EXPOSURE INVOLVES BOTH MONITORING AND
COLLABORATING.

69%
62%
59%
58%
57%
52%
29%
38%
35%
41%
34%
41%
2%
0%
6%
1%
9%
7%
Supporting a small and medium
business mentoring program that
includes cybersecurity initiatives
Championing efforts (e.g.,
encouraging organizations to support
a more secure internet)
Supporting a task force (but not
leading)
Providing advice to any initiatives
Leading an initiative/task force
Funding internet solutions beyond
your organization
Yes, we have taken action No action, but we plan to No, we have not and do not plan to take action
Has your organization taken any of the following actions to develop a more
trustworthy internet economy?
Innovation is largely powered by
small organizations. It is the
responsibility of large
organizations to foster a digital
ecosystem that includes small and
medium businesses to help them
operate in a trustworthy digital
environment, in the interest of all.
COMPANIES ARE TAKING ACTION TO FOSTER INNOVATION AND DEVELOP A
MORE SECURE INTERNET.
86% agreee that:

71%
63%
48%
36%
Innovation can flourish through the
trustworthy exchange of information
between organizations, both large and
small
Cyber security would be more
consistently managed across
companies and we will experience
fewer indirect attacks
Our growth in the internet economy
can reach its full potential
A unified collection of organizations
can agree on harsh responses to
attacks
How do you believe building a trustworthy internet economy will
benefit your organization?
Multiple responses.
91%
87%
85%
More secure transactions will not only benefit
businesses, but also consumers, government,
and other stakeholders will enjoy secure
information exchange and transactions.
Smaller organizations and non-profits that
would never be able to amass such an effort
will benefit from a more secure infrastructure
built by a larger group of organizations.
Security across the internet economy will
benefit all companies because it is only as
strong as its weakest link.
Strongly agree/ agree
How do you believe building a trustworthy internet
economy will benefit society at large?
Strongly agree/ agree
A TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY WILL NOT ONLY BENEFIT THE
COMPANIES THAT LEAD THE EFFORT, IT WILL BENEFIT THE BROADER
SOCIETY.

TECHNOLOGY
Technology:
By embracing and developing technologies that can
advance their businesses and enhance digital safety,
CEOs can drive a trust turnaround for the Internet and
secure the future of the digital economy.
Governance:

53% 60% 60% 48% 40%
39%
32% 33%
42%
46%
74% 75%
79%
73% 73%
Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Internet of Things (IOT),
Industrial Internet of Things
(IIOT)
Smart/Connected Devices Blockchain/Distributed
Ledgers
Extended Reality
(Augmented Reality, Virtual
Reality)
Already adopted Planning to adopt within 2 years Increase Cyber security risk
COMPANIES ARE ADOPTING NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO GROW THEIR
BUSINESSES AND NEED TO DEMAND THE APPROPRIATE SECURITY.
Q31, Q32, Q30
Top 5 technologies companies have adopted or are planning to adopt in the next 2 years
Base = Adopted/planning; base varies due to selections in q31
93% agree:
An ambitious emerging
technology agenda demands a
trustworthy internet economy.

Issue
THE IMPERATIVE IS EVIDENT AND TECHNOLOGY WILL PLAY A PROMINENT
ROLE IN SOLVING SECURITY ISSUES.
Best Practices
67% Security issues for my business
have grown out of control due to
new technologies, such as the
Internet of Things and Industrial
Internet of Things (IoT/IIoT).
68% Overall, technology is moving
too fast for our business model
to adapt.
76% My organization is adopting new
and emerging technologies
faster than our ability to ensure
security issues are addressed.
92% Security needs to be embedded into
technology. This is particularly
important with regard to the IoT/IIoT.
91% Companies that adopt a trustworthy
internet economy model will enjoy the
benefits of maximizing growth in a
more secure environment.
90% Organizations must push for better
internet security and a trustworthy
infrastructure to enable innovation
through technology adoption to
flourish.
Proposed Solutions
84% My organization keeps a careful eye
on the latest security issues
emerging in the internet economy as
well as ways to create a more
trustworthy and secure environment.
90% My organization always prioritizes
cybersecurity even in the face of
time-to-market pressures.
87% Solutions involving Digital Identity, Blockchain, and AI are promising with regard to
their potential to reduce cybersecurity issues in the network/internet.

It will be one of the pivotal tools
THE POTENTIAL OF AI TO ENABLE A MORE SECURE INTERNET IS
SIGNIFICANT; COMPANIES THAT ARE ADVANCED IN APPLYING AI
FOR CYBERSECURITY UNDERSTAND ITS PIVOTAL ROLE.
75%
23%
2%
Completely trust
Partially trust
Do not trust at all
Q36b, Q37, Q38 Base = Total sample; n=100;
Trust security decisions based on AI
Are confident AI (including
machine learning) can continue
to provide results, particularly
for security, over time without
demands on management and
relearning.
97%
47%
Overall
It will be useful for internet
security, but I am not sure how big
its role will be just yet
46%
Overall
Potential value of AI to secure
commerce on the internet
71%
Among those
advanced in using AI
for cybersecurity*
Companies using AI in ALL of the following: security monitoring, behavioral
analysis/insider threat detection, and other security reasons Q36) (n=24 .

A PARADOX—EVEN THOUGH RESPONDENTS BELIEVE
CONTROLLED DIGITAL ID WILL LIMIT THEIR ABILITY TO PROVIDE
CUSTOMIZED PRODUCTS/SERVICES, THEY SUPPORT CUSTOMER
CONTROL.
27%
48%
12%
13%
Yes, severely hindered
Yes, somewhat hindered
Yes, mildly hindered
No, not at all hindered
Will your ability to provide insight-based, customized
products/services be hindered if digital identities are
more carefully controlled by individuals?
33%
62%
3%
1%
1%
Yes, customers should own all
aspects of their digital identities
Yes, customers should own PII
(personally identifiable information)
and PHI (public health information)
but companie
No, current levels of security are
suitable to protect digital identity
I don't know enough about digital
identities to know
Not applicable to my business
Should individuals to have greater control over their
digital identity in exchange for a more secure
internet?
93% Customers should have a right to
decide how to secure their DI.
71% Consumers cannot trust their
DI when too much of their data is
available without restrictions.
66% Tighter controls over digital
identities are not good for my
business.
92% My organization’s access to
digital identities is important to our
ability to offer innovative customer
solutions.
74% Our ability to monetize data
available in digital identities is at odds
with having strict controls around
access to DI.
Respondents agree:

THE MAIN BENEFITS OF BLOCKCHAIN ARE SECURITY, SPEED
AND TRACEABILITY. THE MAJORITY BELIEVE IT IS ALREADY
HELPING WITH INTERNET SECURITY.
70%
58%
50%
39%
30%
28%
25%
Increase security
Increase speed
Real-time track
and trace
Reduce costs
Single source of
truth
Smart contracts
and automation
Distributed
architecture
Advantages of blockchain technology?
(Top three)
53%
46%
1%
Yes, it is
helping already
Yes, but it is
still in
development
and not yet
mature enough
(currently
lacking
technological
maturity)
I don't
understand
enough about
blockchain to
really know
Blockchain as a part of the solution to
network/internet security
Percent of infrastructure expected to be on
blockchain by 2030 (average)
Average percent of
infrastructure on blockchain
by 2030
44%

Industry
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Country (HQ)
Revenue
Title
5
10
5
5
5
5
10
10
5
10
5
10
15
Australia
Brazil
Canada
China
France
Germany
India
Italy
Japan
Spain
Switzerland
United Kingdom
United States
67
21
7
5
CEO
Chief Operating…
Chief Innovation…
Chief Strategy…
44
39
7
10
$5 billion - $10 billion
$10 billion - $30…
$30 billion
More than $30 billion
100Insurance

DEPENDENCE ON THE INTERNET AS A WAY TO EXECUTE BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS HAS SPIKED WITHIN THE LAST 10 YEARS.
23%
48%
27%
2%
More than 10 years ago
6-10 years ago
Within the past 1-5 years
Within the past year
Approximately when did your business become largely dependent on the internet (for
revenue, operations, etc.) to execute transactions on behalf of your business?

BUT THE INTERNET IS BEING USED IN A WAY THAT IT WAS NOT DESIGNED
TO SUPPORT, LEADING TO COMPROMISED CYBERSECURITY.
37%
36%
34%
33%
30%
30%
40%
44%
48%
40%
53%
43%
20%
16%
15%
17%
11%
17%
2%
4%
2%
5%
6%
2%
Protecting companies from weaknesses in third parties is
increasingly difficult given the complexity of today’s sprawling
internet ecosystems.
No one organization can solve the cyber security challenges of
the internet economy on its own; it will require an organized
group effort.
Without a dramatic improvement to the security of the internet,
the advancement of the internet economy will be severely
hindered.
The rate of adoption and innovation has outpaced the security
features needed to ensure a resilient cyber economy.
The exchange of data across the internet has become digitally
fragmented as countries restrict the free flow of data across
borders in an attempt to secure information exchange.
My organization struggles with the trade-off between an open
internet economy and the security issues that come with it.
Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree I don't know
Please indicate your agreement with each of the following statements:

PUTTING DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY FIRST AS WELL AS A UNIFIED
FRONT ARE THE TOP THREE PRIORITIES FOR GOVERNANCE.
59%
59%
43%
41%
34%
33%
31%
“An attack on one is an attack on all”—
member organizations will come to the aid
and support of affected members
Balance between growth and security (or
growth only in context of security)
Shared sacrifice (all members will make
contribution according to experience/asset
levels – but all contribute)
Privacy of clients/customers will be
separated/delineated from shared data
Those with the most risk bear the most
responsibility
Pledge to not engage questionable ethical
activity (e.g. “hack-backs”)
Free flow of information/data between
network members
Which of the following are the most important governing principles to enable a trustworthy internet economy? (Top three)

RESPONDENTS REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING THE CEO AS PART
OF ANY INITIATIVE TO BUILD A TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY.
54%
54%
48%
46%
40%
35%
28%
11%
4%
CEO
Chief Security Officer
CISO (Chief Information Security
Officer)
Chief Innovation Officer
Chief Information Officer
Chief Strategy Officer
COO
CFO
Other C-suite executives
Which C-suite members would be important to have from your organization as part of an initiative to build a trustworthy internet economy?
Multiple responses.

A TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY REQUIRES THE OVERALL
SECURITY OF THE INTERNET TO RISE WHILE ADDRESSING PRIORITY
AREAS.
30%
25%
16%
14%
13%
1%
1%
69%
71%
64%
44%
46%
1%
1%
Raise the overall security of the internet
for all users and require all participating
organizations to meet these standards
Develop trusted organization groups
where businesses have communities of
commerce and users are validated…
Protect technologies that are most
vulnerable (e.g., IoT)
Enlist governments to be part of the
solution
Exclude potentially malicious intenders
I don’t know
None of the above
Top
Top Three
In your opinion, if organizations were to design a new, more trustworthy
internet economy, what would be the most important elements?

RESPONDENTS GENERALLY WANT STRICTER BUSINESS REGULATIONS ON
CYBERSECURITY TO BE IMPOSED.
58%
40%
2%
Yes
Maybe
No
Would you welcome stricter business regulations on cybersecurity imposed by a central organization or governing body?

A MORE TRUSTWORTHY INTERNET ECONOMY ALLOWS COMPANIES TO
ADOPT NEW TECHNOLOGIES WITH LESS SECURITY RISKS.
51%
47%
2%
Yes, definitely
Maybe
I doubt it
Do you believe a more trustworthy internet economy could help mitigate the security risks inherent in the adoption of these new technologies for your
business?

73%
69%
68%
68%
68%
66%
61%
49%
49%
46%
22%
Fraud Detection
Behavioral Analysis/Insider Threat
Detection
Performance analysis
Big Data Analysis/Data insights (e.g.,
data processing)
Security Monitoring
Enhancing IT and help desk
functions
Chat bot applications (customer
service)
Autonomous platform processing
(Connected Car, Drone, Robot)
Other security reasons
Plant/Manufacturing Operations
Other non-security reasons
For which of the following is your organization using artificial intelligence (AI)?
AI IS AN IMPORTANT TOOL FOR SECURITY; NEARLY ALL COMPANIES APPLY
AI IN SOME WAY FOR CYBERSECURITY.
Q36
94% use AI for
security reasons
including security
monitoring and
behavioral
analysis/insider
threat detection.

EVEN THOUGH RESPONDENTS UNDERSTAND THAT CONTROLLED DIGITAL
IDENTITIES WILL LIMIT THEIR ABILITY TO USE CONSUMER INFORMATION
FOR THEIR BUSINESS, THEY SUPPORT CUSTOMER CONTROL.
49%
48%
42%
25%
21%
43%
45%
32%
41%
50%
7%
7%
19%
13%
17%
1%
0%
6%
13%
9%
My organization’s access to digital
identities is important to our ability
to offer innovative customer
solutions.
Customers should have a right to
decide how to secure their digital
identities.
Our ability to monetize data
available in digital identities is at
odds with having strict controls
around access to digital identities.
Tighter controls over digital
identities are not good for my
business.
Consumers cannot trust their
digital identities when too much of
their data is available without
restrictions.
Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree I don't know
Please indicate your agreement with each of the following statements:

RESPONDENTS BELIEVE THE MOST COMPELLING BENEFIT OF
BLOCKCHAIN IS SECURITY.
33%
17%
12%
11%
10%
9%
8%
70%
58%
28%
50%
25%
39%
30%
Increase security
Increase speed
Smart contracts and automation
Real-time track and trace
Distributed architecture
Reduce costs
Single source of truth
Top
Top Three
What do you see as the most compelling advantages of blockchain technology?

HOWEVER, MANY BELIEVE BLOCKCHAIN COULD BE HACKED IN THE
FUTURE.
25%
53%
20%
2%
Blockchain technology has already
been hacked and could not be
hacked again
Blockchain technology has not been
hacked though could be hacked in
the future
Blockchain technology is secure
and cannot be hacked
I am not familiar with the security of
blockchain technology
Which of the following statements best reflects your understanding of the security of blockchain technology?

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