A cyberattack from another country is Americans' most common security concern, according to a recent survey from the Pew Research Center.
Pew Research Center surveyed 27,612 respondents from 26 countries between May 14 and Aug. 12, 2018, about their top global security concerns.
Here's how U.S. respondents ranked global threats:
1. Cyberattacks from other countries: 74 percent
2. The Islamic militant group known as ISIS: 62 percent
3. Global climate change: 59 percent
4. North Korea's nuclear program: 58 percent
5. Russia's power and influence: 50 percent
6. China's power and influence: 48 percent
7. The condition of the global economy: 44 percent
The survey also asked global respondents to vote on whether they perceive U.S. power and influence as a global threat. U.S. respondents were not asked this question.
To access the complete survey, click here.