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The Ernst & Young International Information Security Survey 1995

Summarizes the results from a survey of 1,100 UK organizations and 1,300 US organizations. Disaster recovery plans have been established by most but not tested. Internet security is seen as a significant weakness. Errors were the main source of financial losses for security‐related incidents. Virus attacks have not caused high loss. Data security risks are increasing.