More Americans cite cyberattacks as more of a global threat than ISIS, climate change

A cyberattack from another country is Americans’ most common security concern, according to a recent survey from the Pew Research Center.

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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.

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