I guess actual crime statistics don't matter, as long as the city employs some computer nerds to amp up their cybersecurity.
The larger point is, this is how the US consistently ranks lower on "Best Country" lists. The surveyors pick some meaningless statistic to overweight in their compilation and use that to get any result they want.
http://nypost.com/2017/10/13/chicago-nam...the-world/
The larger point is, this is how the US consistently ranks lower on "Best Country" lists. The surveyors pick some meaningless statistic to overweight in their compilation and use that to get any result they want.
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The annual ranking assesses 60 global cities using four factors: personal safety, health security, digital security and the safety of infrastructure.
Chicago, at 19th-safest, narrowly trailed the other top-20 US representatives, San Francisco at 15th and Los Angles at 18th. Tokyo, Singapore and Osaka topped the overall list, an order that has remained unchanged since 2015. Buenos Aires was the only city in the so-called developing world in the top half of the index.
Chicago fared best in digital security, jumping 12 places in the rankings and following just Tokyo and Singapore. The report gave props to an initiative in cybersecurity training through local colleges and the Department of Defense that Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced in January.
http://nypost.com/2017/10/13/chicago-nam...the-world/