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Reasons for not having an IT security department in Finland 2016, by company size
Reasons for not having an IT security manager or department in Finland in 2016, by size of organisation
This statistic displays the share of reasons for not having an information or cyber security manager or department in Finland in 2016, broken down by size of organisation. During the period under survey, roughly 76 percent of responding organisations with 250 or fewer employees in Finland agreed to the statement: "the need for a cyber security manager or department has not been apparent".
Reasons for not having an IT security manager or department in Finland in 2016, by size of organisation
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This statistic displays the share of reasons for not having an information or cyber security manager or department in Finland in 2016, broken down by size of organisation. During the period under survey, roughly 76 percent of responding organisations with 250 or fewer employees in Finland agreed to the statement: "the need for a cyber security manager or department has not been apparent".
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- May 2016
- Region
- Finland
- Survey time period
- November 2015 to March 2016
- Number of respondents
- 68 organisations
- Special properties
- More than 250 employees ( n = 39), 250 or fewer employees in Finland ( n = 29)
- Supplementary notes
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The original survey question was phrased as follows:
"Why does your organisation not have a specified information security manager or department?"
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- Region
- Finland
- Survey time period
- November 2015 to March 2016
- Number of respondents
- 68 organisations
- Special properties
- More than 250 employees ( n = 39), 250 or fewer employees in Finland ( n = 29)
- Supplementary notes
-
The original survey question was phrased as follows:
"Why does your organisation not have a specified information security manager or department?"
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