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How will Brexit affect cybersecurity in the UK? What the experts are saying about leaving the EU

by The Gurus
June 24, 2016
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Britain’s European Union referendum polling day is here and it has the tech industry worried, particularly cybersecurity firms. While the voters’ decision to either remain or leave the EU is to be confirmed, the cybersecurity industry in the UK is deeply concerned and largely do not favour a Brexit, just like the tech industry in the UK as a whole. London’s technology sector has openly spoken out against the possibility of a Brexit with an overwhelming opposition against Britain exiting the EU, according to a survey of members of Tech London Advocates. The survey, which was conducted among 3,000 senior members of the capital’s tech scene, showed that 87% opposed Brexit amid fears of being unable to attract European customers, attract talent from overseas, and gain cooperation from overseas companies.
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