RE: CRIME 80/20 Rule

From: Quinby, Kris (MED) (kris.quinby@private)
Date: Tue Aug 19 2003 - 17:19:36 PDT

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    A quick google search has a lot of articles although I am not sure of
    their usefulness.  I would look to CERT, CSI or maybe the NIPC for some
    relevant numbers.  One link I did find seems to be a collection of links
    to articles that might be worth checking out.  I have never heard of
    Waveset before and know nothing about them.
    
    http://www.waveset.com/Features/inside_threat.html
    
    -Kris
    _____________________________________________
    Kris Quinby, CISSP
    Lead Systems Engineer, Data Center Operations
    GE Medical Systems, Information Technologies
    20540 NW Evergreen Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124
    Ph: (503) 531-7190  Fax: (503)531-7001
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    -----Original Message-----
    From: Daggett, Steve [mailto:Steve.Daggett@private] 
    Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 10:26 AM
    To: Crime (E-mail)
    Subject: CRIME 80/20 Rule
    
    
    
      There's an often quoted statistic that 20% of network intrusions come
    from the outside and 80% intrusions are inside jobs.
    
      I've heard it, I've read it, I've even said it...  Does anyone know
    were the statistic comes from?  I've been looking around the web and
    can't seem to find an authoritative source for the statistic.  
    
    Steve Daggett
    Senior Network Design Engineer
    Fiserv EFT
    
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