80% of Network Engineers Involved in Security . . .
One fourth of them spend 10-20 hours per week investigating information security issues!
While you may need to sacrifice your e-mail address to download the report, this State of the Network study by Network Instruments is worth it!
Some highlights: 85% of network engineers find themselves regularly involved in security investigations. One fourth of them are saying that they spend about 10-20 hours of their week in security investigations.
Our question is this: who the heck are they using as their Managed Security Service Provider? Our Clients outsource the investigative work to us, which helps because now a third party is collecting evidences (forensically, we should add.)
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