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Protecting what matters
The 6th Annual Global
Security Survey
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Contents
Foreword 1
Objective of the survey 2
The value of benchmarking 3
Who responded 4
Geographic segmentation observations 6
Key findings of the survey 9
Governance 12
What the CISO is responsible for? 14
Risk 28
Use of security technology 34
Quality of operations 38
Privacy 46
How DTT’s GFSI Practice designed, implemented and evaluated the survey 50
Helpful references and links 52
Acknowledgements 54
Survey development team 54
Contributors 54
Contacts 55
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Foreword
e to the sixth annual Deloitte Touche anizations encourage their workforces to be
(DTT) Global Financial Services Industry (GFSI) Practice constantly connected, more productive, and
information security survey. Every year that the DTT GFSI immediately responsive and the market responds with
Practice – made up of Deloitte member firm Financial tools to help them to do this. These tools, rolled out at
Services Industry practices – conducts the survey, we an increasing pace, present a whole new slew of
marvel at the developments that have occurred over the security issues. The media adds to the urgency by
past year. While many of the categories and initiatives revealing potential security glitches and the scenarios
that survey respondents talk about stay the same from that might ensue, ., a million mobile phones
year to year, the face of them often changes – simultaneously dialing pany’s head office as a
sometimes dramatically. There is never a dull moment! result of a software glitch. As well, there is no shortage
of sensationalist media coverage for high-profile events,
The top two security initiatives in 2007 were “identity like the rogue futures trader who contributed to losses
and access management