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Market Development in Management of Phishing and Social Engineering ThreatsPublished by: IDC Published: Jul. 27, 2006 - 19 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview Types of Physical Security and Social Engineering Threats Social Engineering Figure: Social Engineering Facing the Corporation Internal Focused Threats External Focused Threats Phishing Measuring the Weakness Figure: Worldwide Phishing Numbers, 2005 Regional Issues Figure: Top Phishing Hosting Countries Scope of the Problem Social Engineering Many Are Phishing in the Sea Crimeware the Latest Evolution Examples in Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Taking Taxes? Educational Institutions Factors Changing The Threats Landscape A Different Hacker Targeted Threats Combined Techniques Management Challenges The Worries of Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Businesses Table: Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Countries' Top Security Concerns (% of Respondents) Accountability Within the Organization Future Outlook Solutions Available in the Market Phishing Examples of Vendor Solutions Social Engineering Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Synopsis AbstractThis IDC study covers social engineering, a subject that has been evolving and becoming Internet based. "Though not a new concept, social engineering is one of the most overlooked areas in IT security. It is also one of the hardest to manage because of its use of interaction on human tendencies and human error," says Kit Yau, senior research manager, IT Services, IDC Asia/Pacific. "The latest in social engineering has revolved around phishing and Internet-enabled social engineering. This has made it lucrative for some that are taking advantage of the component in an IT system that is hardest to protect, the user." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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