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3、ederal Leaders 104 U.S.State/Local GovernmentLeaders&Emergency ManagersIn the last 24 months,99%of executives and 100%of federal,state and local government leaders experienced a physical threat.50%Infrastructure/technology failures48%Cyber threats46%Natural disasters41%Crime39%Natural disasters77%Cr

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