Survey reveals Malaysians highly concerned about their security The Unisys Security Index is a global study conducted to gauge the attitudes and perceptions of consumers on a wide-range of security-related issues. Such issues were classified into four types namely, national security, financial security, internet security and personal security. The polls conducted nationally on 946 people from 14 to 27 March, found a staggering jump in overall security index in Malaysia from 160 points in 2008 to 198 points this year, landing the country at second place, just next to Mexico (203) where drug cartels and organised crime is prolific. Director of Security Programmes at Unisys Asia-Pacific, John Kendall said the global average score stands at 143 and anything exceeding 150 is considered seriously concerned. Because the survey was done right after the disappearance of flight MH370, that could be a contributing factor to the heighten concerns in areas of war or terrorism and personal safety. Click below for the full article:
Posted on: Wed, 11 Jun 2014 11:35:02 +0000
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