Study: Online Threats Still Exasperate Broadband Users by Gavin O'Malley
COULD ANYONE IMAGINE A BREACH of
security more galling than having their car broken into? Most broadband
users, apparently, according to an Internet safety and security poll
from SBC and Yahoo! released Thursday--which found that 70 percent of
more than 12,000 U.S. respondents would rather have their Volvos
violated than have their computers hacked or infected. The study
highlights a consumer trend of greater awareness of Internet security
threats, combined with a continued concern over knowing how to actually
prevent security breaches online. Not surprisingly, results showed that
75 percent of respondents said it is extremely important to protect
their computer from potential online threats.
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