White Papers: PwC
2013 Global Information Security Survey: Initial findings
By CSO | 7/11/2012
The results of PwC’s annual Global Information Security Survey indicate that companies are
confident in their efforts to secure systems, information, and privacy. Strategies and
personnel are in place, they say, and processes and technology are humming along. The
number of incidents reported seems manageable. Read more.
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