Splunk finds Australian companies face an average of 1,379 IT incidents per month
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Splunk finds Australian companies face an average of 1,379 IT incidents per month

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Splunk finds Australian companies face an average of 1,379 IT incidents per month
29:43:20 / November 21, 2017

A survey commissioned by Splunk has found Australian companies, on average, face the third greatest number of IT incidents per month.

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