KPMG’s UK Computer Security Review 1994
Brian Kearvell‐White · Information Management & Computer Security · 1996
Presents the findings of KPMG’s second computer security survey of 1,500 organizations. Defines computer security as comprising those procedures which ensure that computer‐held information is safeguarded against unauthorized access or modification and is available to authorized users on request. Discloses that documented computer security policies are absent in many organizations, personnel security has deteriorated since the first survey in 1992, and recovery plans are not strongly represented.