The Unisys Security Index^TM presents a social indicator regarding how safe consumers feel on key areas of security.

• National security
• Financial security
• Internet security
• Personal security

• 90% of the UK public would be willing to use the full electronic body scanners to ensure a safe passage
• 87% of the public are worried about falling victim to ID theft (including 59% of the public who are seriously concerned)
• More than half (55%) of the population are concerned that they won’t be able to meet their essential financial obligations. Nearly one third (29 per cent) are seriously concerned

What's new in the report

The UK Unisys Security Index provides interesting insights into the UK public’s concerns and show that consumer fear is on the rise. Over half of the UK public are worried about meeting their financial obligations and 87% are nervous about falling victim to ID theft. Following the failed Christmas Day bomb, people are more prepared than ever to sacrifice privacy and convenience for security - 90% of respondents would readily use a full electronic body scanner at airports. These findings characterise the mood of the country and suggest that airport security, fighting ID crime and financial fear should be a priority for a new government.

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