It's the same risk that encompasses everything from protecting intellectual property to competitiveness and safety of personnel, and needs the same level of attention from the board of directors and the executive team.
Thus, the threat to private intellectual property and economic competitiveness is most prominent among the threats identified in the report.
Without additional resources, British universities will fall further behind other countries'; and Britain's intellectual capital, and eventually its competitiveness, will decline.Mr Blair thinks that the only way to apply those resources in a way that is durable and fair, while encouraging still more people to go to university, is for graduates to meet more of the cost of their own education.
And if we take White House statements as most authoritative on the matter, then cyberwar officially doesn't exist at all, or is primarily about intellectual property, crime, and economic competitiveness.
More importantly, there is every reason to presume that the huge pile of stolen corporate data is being used to undermine American global competitiveness via the transfer of intellectual property, financial data, and negotiation secrets to Chinese firms.
This one-sided approach to regaining competitiveness keeps many companies from harnessing the intellectual horsepower of their employees.
But the more common intellectual nimbleness of the youngsters, not to mention plucky competitiveness, has drawn viewers and continuous sponsorship for 47 seasons.
Singapore consistently ranks at the top in world surveys measuring competitiveness, ease of doing business, protection of intellectual property, and absence of corruption.
As military strength ultimately depends on economic vitality, sustained intellectual property losses erode both U.S. military effectiveness and national competitiveness in the global economy" (p. 4).
