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Posted by Emergent Chaos at Mar 22, 2007 07:17 AM

Nick Owen has a post about Net Present Value and Annual Average Loss Expectancy. If you think security is all about vulns and 0day, you probably don't need to read this post, and your boss is going to keep...

Parent entry Including Annual Average Loss Expectancy in NPV analysis of information security investments

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