Panic!

Just to be contrary, here's a few reasons to panic.

1. If you've never had a security incident, and have never spent a dime on securing your infrastructure.
2. You store credit card numbers and social security numbers of all of your customers.
3. Fire-what?
4. You've written web applications, but don't recognize at least one of the following attacks: XSS, XSRF, SQL Injection.
5. You think Solaris and Telnet are a winning combination.
6. You believe there is no reason to need any "security" on a private network.
7. You believe in your WEP-protected wireless network.
8. You are more than six months behind in patches for your windows workstations.
9. Your security solution is driven by a single GUI.
10. Your break room budget exceeds your disaster recovery budget.