ICSA Labs 10th Annual Virus Prevalence Survey 2004.pdf - Craig ...
ICSA Labs 10th Annual Virus Prevalence Survey 2004.pdf - Craig ...
ICSA Labs 10th Annual Virus Prevalence Survey 2004.pdf - Craig ...
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<strong>ICSA</strong> <strong>Labs</strong> <strong>Virus</strong> <strong>Prevalence</strong> <strong>Survey</strong> 2004<strong>Virus</strong> Infections Per Month 2004140120100808090103 105 10811660y = 20.514x - 409404032R 2 = 0.941620211001996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004CHANCE OF A DISASTERFigure 1: Infections per 1,000 PCs per monthFor the purposes of this survey, a virus disaster is defined as an incident in which 25 or moremachines experienced a single virus at or about the same time. Due to the changes in virusinfection and propagation vectors, we have expanded the definition to include virus incidentsthat caused organizations significant damage or monetary loss. <strong>Survey</strong> respondents wereasked if their organizations had experienced a “disaster” during the survey period; 92responded in the affirmative.Copyright 2005 <strong>ICSA</strong> <strong>Labs</strong>, a division of Cybertrust, Inc. All Rights Reserved.This information may not be incorporated into any other work and may be reproduced only with the express written permission of Cybertrust, Inc.Page 5
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