The Internet was first introduced in Germany in 1983 using the Bildshirmtext (BXT) – an early data network service offered by Deutsche Telekom, a government owned and operated corporation. Germany was also the first country in Europe to allocate spectrum in the 700 MHZ band for mobile broadband by 2018. IPv6 usage is growing significantly with over a 10 percent adoption rate, compared to an average of only 3.5 percent in the rest of the developed countries (as of April 2014). Germany's digital strategy has the clear scope of boosting the competitiveness, economic growth, and social well-being of the country. It highlights that enhancing high-speed networks and trust will increase "exploitation of the potential of innovation in order to achieve further growth and employment." The Cyber Readiness Index (CRI) 2.0 has been employed to evaluate Germany's preparedness levels for cyber risks. This analysis provides an actionable blueprint for Germany to better understand its Internet-infrastructure dependencies and vulnerabilities and to assess the country's commitment and maturity in closing the gap between its current cyber security posture and the national cyber capabilities needed to support its digital future.%1983年,互联网首次被引进到德国,它借助了德国电信—一家政府所有并运营的企业―提供的叫做Bildshirmtext(BXT)的早期数据网络服务.德国是首个到2018年能为移动宽带分配700兆赫兹频段的欧洲国家.IPV6正在以超过10%的接入率快速增长.与此相比,2014年4月时其他发达国家的平均发展速率不过只有3.5%.德国拥有一项清晰的数字战略,旨在提高竞争力、促进经济增长和社会福利.其强调,增强高速网络和信任将会有助于"激发创新潜能以进一步促进增长和就业.网络就绪指数2.0曾针对德国防范网络风险的水平进行评估.该研究为德国提供了一个可操作的蓝图,以更好理解其网络基础设施的依赖性和脆弱性,并评估该国如何致力于缩小当前网络安全态势与支撑未来数字发展所需的国家网络能力之间存在的差距.
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