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Energy execs confident in same-day data breach detection

Posted on June 26, 2015 by Dissent

CBR reports:

A new survey has revealed that 61% of energy security professionals believe their organisation could detect a critical system breach within 24 hours.

94% of executives agreed that their organisation is a target for cyber criminals, with 86% of respondents saying that they could detect a breach in less than one week.

49% of respondents believe their organisation could detect a cyberattack within 24 hours, while just 3% said it would take more than a month to identify it.

Read more on CBR.

For some, it’s all confident statements until there’s a “sophisticated” attack by “state actors.”

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