Sponsored by Thales eSecurity
(download the study) The purpose of this study was to identify what auditors think abut crypto technologies as it applies to data protection and compliance activities in public and private organizations.  Seventy-one percent of respondents believe that an organization’s information assets cannot be fully protected without the use of crypto solutions.

(click to download study) It should come as no surprise that trust is increasingly important in customers’ loyalty to their bank. While overall trust in the industry is down, banks that experienced a significant data breach also experienced a significant decline in their trust scores. This study also reveals there is a correlation between customers’ trust and how long they remain with the same bank. Customers expect their bank to have protective measures in place to guard their data. If that expectation is not met, they will change banks.

(click to download study) How data privacy perceptions and practices around the globe inform and influence data protection practices. More than 5,500 business leaders were surveyed.

(click to download study) Ponemon Institute with sponsorship from IBM conducted a study of Web 2.0 users in the US, Brazil, Russian Federation, People's Republic of China, Singapore, Sweden and Germany to understand their perceptions about responsibility when using Internet collaboration tools.

(click to download study) Independent Ponemon Institute research looks into the controversial behavioral advertising industry to understand from marketers their experience with the medium’s success, and how consumer perceptions of trust or lack thereof are affecting investments.

US Consumers
(click to download study) The only objective study that asks US consumers to name and rate organizations they believe are most committed to the privacy of their personal information.