The massive WikiLeaks document dump prompted conversation but not much else, according to a survey taken by an attendee at a recent national conference by a major Internet security firm.
The survey taken by Ipswitch File Transfer at the RSA conference in San Francisco last month found that only 16% of the respondents implemented new policies and security tools as a result of WikiLeaks, while about 30% discussed WikiLeaks with their staff.
Ipswitch also said that its respondents showed that employees' use of remote devices and unsecured email to transfer confidential information is rising.
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