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On this page the eCSIRT.net type 1 statistics are shown. These data provide (meta) information about the workload and resources spent by the teams. Related to a single team an average value was calculated for each category of information from the collected data.
Please take into account that the basis for the data collection has changed. During an internal review of WP4 it was generally felt that some of the data fields did not refer well enough to the data collected by most of the teams. Therefore a redefinition of some fields was carried out.
The following chart shows the development of the average number of non-automated requests recieved by a team. These requests include as well all non-incident handling requests but no automatically generated messages (i.e. IDS) however.
In this chart the average values for incoming requests and captured incidents (value from type 2 statistics) are compared.
The following chart shows the relation between the average number of captured incidents (value from type 2 statistics) and opened incidents. An opened incident announces activities which are carried out in reaction to an incident (also known as Incident Response).
This chart shows the relation between opened and closed incidents per team in the respective month. According to the definition of an opened incident the completion of the activities is announced by a closed incident.
In this chart shows the average number of organizations per team which were involved in an opened incident. Each involved organization is counted for every incident once.
The following chart shows the relation between the average amount of inbound and outbound communication. Inbound communication contains all reports recieved by a team which constitute part of an opened incident. All reports sent by a team which constitute part of an opened incident are understood under outbound communication.
To determine an indicator for the average complexity of the incidents in the respective time period, the values for "outbound communication" is divided by "opened incidents". Of course this value can be understood only as a rough approximation. For a scientific assessment further factors must be consulted to become an accurate rating, also a more exact evaluation of single incidents will be necessary. However, the emerge of the outbound communication in reference to the open incidents should be sufficient for a trend.
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