Voter Concern About Cyberattack Jumps to New High

The FINANCIAL — More voters than ever believe a cyberattack would do more damage to this country than a traditional military attack.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 61% of Likely U.S. Voters think a cyberattack by another country poses a greater economic threat to the United States than a traditional military attack.

That’s up 12 points from 49% late last year  and the highest finding measured in surveys since June 2011. Just 16% disagree, while 23% are undecided.