The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced a second security directive, requiring pipeline owners to implement new safeguards against ransomware attacks. Which will be the most critical to implement in the given 90-day timeline?
Specific ransomware mitigation measures22%
Developing/implementing cybersecurity contingency and recovery plans59%
Conducting a cybersecurity architecture design review18%
Other (please share below)2%
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Community Manager in Software, 11 - 50 employees
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"Real" errors/defects42%
False positives (issues that aren't defects)51%
False negatives (missed defects)45%
Failures due to fragile/flaky test automation37%
Errors due to environment or setup issues31%
Unhandled user errors19%
None of the above1%
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