The document discusses how the internet poses a threat to governments and states. It argues that the internet provides a cheap way for people to conduct cyber attacks compared to physical weapons, allows people to bypass government restrictions on information, and empowers social networks to potentially destabilize regimes. The document raises questions about whether the internet will increase global understanding or new dangers, how governments should regulate information online, and whether future wars will be fought in cyber space.

1. The enemy of the state
Conclusion
REMY JONATHAN

2. Table of contents
 Introduction
 Internet is the enemy of the state ?
 Conclusion

3. Introduction
 Why internet is the enemy of the state ?
 Communication with the world
 Opportunity to do bad things

4.  Virtual revolution beginning
 25% connected
 Everyone connected  bad idea
Explanations

5. First example
 Weapon  very expensive
 Cyber-attacks  less expensive

6. Second example
 Web redefine democracy
 Real Question:
 Can a social network destroy a regime?

7. Third example
 Government  control information
 Some people bypass blockages  freedom of expression
 Web  free of access & everyone can use it

8. First question
 Will the Web help us to achieve greater global understanding or will we
face new dangers that we never even imagined?
 web to everyone  into a wall
 Next step  cyber war

9. Second question
 How to use the web?
 good people  fun, knowledge, communication
 Bad people  steal information
 Government  filter all information

10. Conclusion
 Cyber-attacks  increase
 Next war  cyber war
 Some people  bypass the laws
 Answer all these questions  several years

11. Thanks for your attention
Do you have any questions ?