In a survey of 181 delegates at last year's Black Hat event, just over a third said they had already engaged in some form of retaliation against hackers.Concerns about cyber-vigilantism have not deterred financiers from investing in tech firms that see active defence as a money-spinning opportunity.
Many bosses now share, or say they share, the same conviction.In a survey of the 1,500 delegates (most of them business leaders) attending the Davos meetings, fewer than one in five of those responding said that profitability was the most important measure of corporate success.
As the journalists peppered him with questions, Mr. O'Malley seemed tickled about his (relatively) high placement for the preferred 2016 Democratic nominee in a recent Bloomberg survey of delegates.
A parallel Times/CBS News survey of delegates to the Republican National Convention was conducted from June 26 to July 28.
In a New York Times survey of delegates to this convention, 26percentt ranked education the No. 1 issue in their states, whereas four years ago the economy was No. 1 for the same number and education received a measly 2percentt.
Going into the Illinois primary, Mr. Romney had 522 delegates, according to The A.P., which conducts a survey of party leaders who may serve as delegates and calculates the intentions of unpledged delegates based on the popular vote.
About the Survey The New York Times/CBS News survey of delegates to the Democratic National Convention was conducted from July 6 to Aug. 10, mainly by telephone but also by fax, mail, e-mail message or Internet if individual delegates preferred.
But then why does The Times include a survey of superdelegates in some of its charts of delegate totals?
A one-paragraph story on the A.P.'s Web site said, "An Associated Press count of pledged delegates won in primaries and caucuses and a survey of party insiders known as superdelegates shows Clinton with the overall support of the required 2,383 delegates.
