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1. Two-thirds of those polled are more concerned with external threats than internal; 24% are equally concerned; just 9% are more concerned about internal threats.
2. 21% said security spending is less likely to be cut than other projects, and another 38% rated security the same as other areas; 21% of respondents make minimal security investments, leaving no real scope for cuts.
3. Of 11 threat vectors discussed, two categories stood out: 53% are very concerned about accidental data corruption, and 51% are concerned about Web-borne malware attacks.
4. 95% of respondents have installed antivirus technology and 56% have access control capabilities for portable storage devices.
5. Only 47% have the means to monitor and filter HTTP traffic.
6. Just over 33% have any kind of e-mail retention and storage policies.
7. 67% of respondents use Web filtering against virus downloads and blended attacks; 55% use Web filtering to prevent illegal or unacceptable Web browsing; 51% filter to manage and control Internet use.
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