From: Henry Brown (hbrownknology.net)
Date: Thu Jun 12 2008 - 11:04:06 CDT

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 From clearswift.com press release
http://www.clearswift.com/news/item.aspx?ID=1465

[...]
Results highlights:

78% of IT decision-makers don’t believe the general public should be
informed if a data breach occurs;
54% of U.S. IT decision-makers are unaware of data breach disclosure laws;
53% are in favor of legislation that would force companies to publicly
declare a data breach if it occurred; 38% are in favour of legislation
that would make negligent loss of personal information a criminal offence;
19% of companies have suffered a data loss in the last 12-18 months; 50%
more than once;
38% of IT managers have seen their annual IT spends increased by as much
as 10% since data breach notification legislation were introduced.

[...]

While respondents felt the general public did not need to know (78%),
they did indicate that affected customers and partners should be
informed (95%) while less than half of them felt that industry
regulators (42%) or even the police (35%) should be notified.

[...]

All the above figures, unless otherwise stated are from Clearswift.
Total sample size was 3 340 US IT decision makers. Fieldwork was
undertaken between March 10 and April 10, 2008. The survey was completed
online.

[...]

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