Microsoft Report Examines Socio-Economic Relationships to Malware Infections
Tired of all those malware and vulnerability reports that count how many of each have been reported to security companies? Well, Microsoft has taken a different tack in its latest Security Intelligence Report (SIR) by globally comparing regions? relative security against socio-economic factors including the maturity of a national or regional cybersecurity policy.
The results aren?t so surprising; areas such as Europe with well-defined, long-standing and enforceable policies rate much better than less developed nations where crime per capita is higher, there?s less broadband penetration and a higher rate of piracy.
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Microsoft Report Examines Socio-Economic Relationships to Malware Infections
