One network in five has an unexpected lurker

23 May 2006

One in five Australian enterprises have found a rootkit on the corporate network. This alarming figure is revealed in the 2006 Australian Computer Emergency Response Team (AusCert) Computer Crime Survey in a survey which drew responses from almost 400 companies in Australia. Full Story

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