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Security Incidents : 2006 Global Security Survey
Posted by Max on 2006/10/31 13:48:23 (1282 reads)
Security Incidents

The world’s largest financial institutions experienced a surge in the number of security attacks over the past year, specifically from external sources. More than three-quarters (78%, up from 26% in 2005) of respondents confirmed a security breach from outside the organization and almost half (49%, up from 35% in 2005) experienced at least one internal breach.

These findings are drawn from the 2006 Global Security Survey released by the Financial Services Industry practices of the member firms of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT).


The fourth annual survey consisted of interviews with senior security officers from the world’s top global financial institutions and acts as a global benchmark for the state of IT security and privacy in the financial services sector.

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