The Computer Crime and Security Survey is conducted by CSI with the participation of the San Francisco Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) Computer Intrusion Squad. The aim of this effort is to raise the level of security awareness, as well as help determine the scope of computer in the United States.

This year’s survey results are based on the responses of 700 computer security practitioners in U.S. corporations,
government agencies, financial institutions, medical institutions and universities.

The 2005 survey addresses the major issues considered in earlier CSI/FBI surveys, thus allowing us to analyze important computer security trends.

The results of this survey clearly indicate that cybercrime is a critical concern. Your organization is vulnerable to numerous types of attack from many different sources and the results of an intrusion can be devastating in terms of lost assets and good will. There are steps you can take to minimize the risks to your information security and Computer Security Institute can help.

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Computer Security Institute (CSI) is the world’s premier membership association and education provider serving the information security community, dedicated to advancing the view that information is a critical asset and must be protected. Through conferences, seminars, publications and membership benefits, CSI has helped thousands of security professionals gain the knowledge and skills necessary for success. For 32 years, CSI conferences and training have won the reputation as being the most well-respected in the industry.

As a member of CSI you are linked to a high-powered information source and an organization dedicated to providing you with unlimited professional development in one package.

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