% who've done mobile banking in the last 12 months have used their bank's mobile application vs. % who simply use their smartphone browser to access the bank's website, % of Canadian smartphone users indicated they primarily conduct their banking transactions using their mobile devices.

When asked why they haven't used mobile banking, % said online banking suited them just fine, % said they prefer other methods of banking (in person, ABM, telephone, etc.), % said they had security concerns about using their mobile phones to do banking, % said security is their biggest concern about mobile banking

Most common mobile banking functionalities used by smartphone users include: checking account balances, paying a bill, [Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP)] transferring funds, emailing money, buying and selling mutual funds

Deployment of detective technologies for organizations with no breaches or don't know - Log management, SIEM, network IPS/IDS, Wireless IPS, Vulnerability scanning

Number of insider breaches by type

Group disregarding security policies (e.g. Executives, Contractors, Sales, Administrative staff

Average annual loss as a result of security breaches, Average number of breaches in the past 12 months by complexity of IT environment, Percentage of security capabilities outsourced, Share of IT budget allocated IT security

% view proliferation of mobile devices as an opportunity, a threat, both, Top concerns related to mobile devices

Corporate social networking policies, Approach to dealing with social networking sites

Rating of pillars in security chain - people, process, technology

% are hoping to receive a new tablet computer, e-reader, smartphone, computer equipment, video or audio equipment, digital cameras or camcorders, video game consoles