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Unisys Security Index Reveals Americans More Worried About National Security and Health Issues

Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, June 3rd, 2008

The latest U.S. results of the Unisys Security Index reveal that Americans are more concerned than they were seven months ago about national security issues and health epidemics. Other key findings indicate an increase in consumer concern about financial security issues and worry over identity theft.

The Unisys Security Index presents a social indicator of how safe consumers feel in relation to four areas of security: national, financial, Internet and personal safety. Unisys conducted the first wave of the U.S. research in August 2007, as part of a bi-annual global research effort that studies consumer sentiment of security issues in 14 countries. The second wave of...

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