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FYI…
(15 February 2007)
According to the Information Security Systems Association (ISSA)/University College Dublin (UCD) Irish Cybercrime Survey, 98 percent of companies experienced some form of cybercrime. Approximately one-third of respondents said they spent more than 50,000 Euros (US $65,755) to fix the problem. Twenty-two percent said they paid at least 100,000 Euros (US $131,510). More than half of the organizations responding said mitigation consumed 10 man days; nearly 25 percent said mitigation consumed more than 50 man days.
Ninety percent of respondents said they had experienced a virus infection. Sixty-three percent reported asset theft and 56 percent said they had experienced phishing attacks. Just 53 percent of the organizations used outside help to address the problems.
- http://www.siliconrepublic.com/news/news.n…ryid=single7798
Irish Cybercrime Survey 2006
> http://www.issaireland.org/ISSA
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(15 February 2007)
According to the Information Security Systems Association (ISSA)/University College Dublin (UCD) Irish Cybercrime Survey, 98 percent of companies experienced some form of cybercrime. Approximately one-third of respondents said they spent more than 50,000 Euros (US $65,755) to fix the problem. Twenty-two percent said they paid at least 100,000 Euros (US $131,510). More than half of the organizations responding said mitigation consumed 10 man days; nearly 25 percent said mitigation consumed more than 50 man days.
Ninety percent of respondents said they had experienced a virus infection. Sixty-three percent reported asset theft and 56 percent said they had experienced phishing attacks. Just 53 percent of the organizations used outside help to address the problems.
- http://www.siliconrepublic.com/news/news.n…ryid=single7798
Irish Cybercrime Survey 2006
> http://www.issaireland.org/ISSA
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