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1 Figure 1. Critical Infrastructure Organizations Believe that the Cyber-threat Landscape Is Getting Worse From: ESG Brief: Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Help from Washington. Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, 2015 Created for , Guest. IP Address: © 2015 Enterprise Strategy Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved 1

2 Figure 2. Critical Infrastructure Organizations Have Experienced a Variety of Security Incidents
From: ESG Brief: Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Help from Washington. Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, 2015 Created for , Guest. IP Address: © 2015 Enterprise Strategy Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved 2

3 Figure 3. Consequences of Security Incidents at Critical Infrastructure Organizations
From: ESG Brief: Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Help from Washington. Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, 2015 Created for , Guest. IP Address: © 2015 Enterprise Strategy Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved 3

4 Figure 4. Opinion about U. S
Figure 4. Opinion about U.S. Federal Government’s Cybersecurity Strategy From: ESG Brief: Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Help from Washington. Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, 2015 Created for , Guest. IP Address: © 2015 Enterprise Strategy Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved 4

5 Figure 5. Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Involvement from the U.S. Federal Government From: ESG Brief: Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Help from Washington. Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, 2015 Created for , Guest. IP Address: © 2015 Enterprise Strategy Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved 5

6 Figure 6. Critical Infrastructure Organizations Suggestions for U. S
Figure 6. Critical Infrastructure Organizations Suggestions for U.S. Government Cybersecurity Actions From: ESG Brief: Critical Infrastructure Organizations Want More Cybersecurity Help from Washington. Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, 2015 Created for , Guest. IP Address: © 2015 Enterprise Strategy Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved 6

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