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Re: Quick show of hands
From: Rodney Petersen <rpetersen () EDUCAUSE EDU>
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 09:16:52 -0600
These questions will be answered in the ECAR Research Study from the survey conducted last November. The results will be released in October and there will be a discussion of the results at the open meeting of the Security Task Force at the annual EDUCAUSE conference. The final report will also break it down by institutional type so you can compare against your peers. In short, the survey found: 34.9% of the respondents indicate that their institution had a formally designated individual as its IT security officer (or equivalent), with 55.5% having been appointed since 2003. The position of IT security officer is full-time at 32.2% of the institutions, which is up from 20% in 2003. However, 70.6% of the full-time IT security officers work at doctoral institutions. The responsibility for IT security primarily resides with the IT security officer or equivalent (34.9%), which reflects a 55.8% rate of change since 2003. The greatest rate of change (113%) was for CIO's or equivalent (14.3%). The director of networking (21.8%) and other IT management (23.9%) still share the largest share of responsibility, although responsibilities appear to be shifting quickly away from them (-28.9 percent rate of change and -22.7 percent rate of change, respectively). Overall, security staffing is on the increase with 4.7 percent having ten or more employees, 8.1 percent having three employees, 13.2 percent having two employees, and 21.6 percent having one FTE. Nonetheless, 38.5 percent still have less than one full-time employee managing security. Less than one percent indicated an expected staff decrease, while 50.2 percent expected no change and 24.4 percent expected to add one staff member, and 7.7 percent two or more. Regards, -Rodney -------------------------------------------------- Rodney J. Petersen Policy Analyst & Security Task Force Coordinator EDUCAUSE 1150 18th Street, N.W., Suite 1010 Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 331-5368 / (202) 872-4200 (202) 872-4318 (FAX) EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Security Task Force www.educause.edu/security -------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: Jason Richardson [mailto:JasonR () GWM SC EDU] Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:59 AM To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU Subject: [SECURITY] Quick show of hands If you all don't mind, how many of you have a dedicated, full-time IT Security office, where does it report, and how is it staffed? This would not include those of you (and your staff) who wear security as one of two or more hats in the org. Thanks, Jason Richardson Network and Security Ops Manager University Technology Services University of South Carolina 803-777-0392 jasrich () sc edu
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