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Date: 28 May 91 12:19:12 bst
From: P.A.Taylor <EJPA09@uk.ac.edinburgh.emas-a>
Subject: Research Analysis
Here is a selective and very rough analysis of the questionnaire you \
answered.
It is from the first 50 responses out of a total of just under 200.
A full analysis will be distributed when the target of 3-400 responses is
achieved.
Q1. Gender: 1 female respondent out of 50 (2 out of 200).
Q7. Security of respondent's computer environment:
Too strict - 0%
Adequate -62%
Lax -26%
Q9. Length of professional experience: 38% - over 10 years.
Q11. Serious interest in computing: 68% - over 10 years.
Q12. Nature of interest: mainly professional 28%
Professional and Recreational 72%
Q13. Experience of: Malicious hack/harmless browse/viral incident.
All of these 26%
None 16%
Q14. Number of times: 0-5 - 60%
6-10- 6%
10 -> 20%
Q15. What was it? : virus - 38%
worm - 16%
Trojan- 18%
Q16. How serious? : very - 6%
not very - 42%
not at all serious - 38%
combination of these -14%
Q18. Non-destructive access to data - crime?
yes - 42%
no - 20%
don't know 38%
Q19. Happy with current legislation?
yes, about right - 12%
no, it's too draconian - 38%
Not strong enough - 18%
Don't know - 32%
Q20. More professional structure to computing industry needed?
yes -30%
no -40%
don't know -30%
Q21. Greatest threat to security?
insiders -70%
outsiders -8%
about the same - 18%
don't know -4%
Q22. Viruses - potentially useful?
yes -40%
no -42%
don't know 18%
Q23. Benefits to System Breaking?
yes -60%
no -28%
don't know -12%
Q24. Knowledge of Cyberpunk?
yes -64%
no -36%
Q25. Future trends of viruses?
increase -64%
decrease -10%
stay the same -26%
A complete analysis will be coming soon.
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