Technology convergence is increasing the interconnectedness between the cyber and physical worlds. This is undermining security and trust in new ways by impacting critical infrastructure, transportation, physical security, privacy, consumer IoT, finance, healthcare, and government. As technology adoption increases, the potential threats grow in scale and capability, raising expectations that digital security, physical safety, and personal privacy will need to evolve to address the risks. The increased relevance of security across both cyber and physical domains will open new market and business opportunities.

1. MatthewRosenquist
CybersecurityStrategist

2. Technologyconvergenceisdrivingchange.
Protectionwillevolvetoincludedigital
security,physicalsafety,andpersonalprivacy.
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Thecyberworld
isimpactingthephysicalworld
Innewwaysthatundermine
securityandtrust

4. Industrial
 Electricitygridtakenoffline
 Nationaloilinterestattacked
 Life-safetyfailuresatindustrial
facilities
 Supplychaincompromises
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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5. Transportation
 Automobilesremotelycontrolledby
threatresearchers
 Airplanesystemshackedby
passengersmid-flight
 Underminingautonomousand
assisteddriving
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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6. Physicalsecurity
 IPCameraimagefeedshijacked
 Biometricauthenticationsystem
fooled
 Smartlockshacked
 Dronesasattackplatforms
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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7. Privacy
 Healthcarerecordstheft
 Phoneconversationsurveillance
 Emailaccountsbreached
 Loginaccountscompromised
 Images,video,andmessagesstolen
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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8. ConsumerIoT
 ‘Smart’homedevicebotnets
 Securityandsafetysystemshacked
 Personalandhomedevices
manipulated
 Ransomwarelockingdevices
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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9. Finance
 SWIFTtransactionmanipulation
 Accountingsystemcompromises
 ATM‘Jack-potting’
 Accountaccessandsiphoning
 Taxandidentityfraud
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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10. Healthcare
 Emergencycaresystems
 Implantabledevicevulnerabilities
 Medicinedeliverysystems
 Remotemedicalcare
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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11. Government
 Governance/votingmanipulation
 Asymmetricmilitaryattacks
 Malware/ransomwareofagencies
 Politicalinfluencingandpolicy
enforcement
CyberImpactingthePhysicalWorld
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12. TransformationComplexity
12
ThePhysicalWorld DigitalSystems
Source: Intel SecuritySource: MechanicalEngineering.com

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TECHNOLOGYISATOOL
BENEFITSOFDIGITALTRANSFORMATIONisaccompanied
byequitable CYBERriskS

14. TechInnovation&AdoptionDrivesRisks
Newtechnologybridgesthevirtualandphysicalworlds,
toconnectandenrichpeopleslives
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15. CyberandPhysicalDomainsCollide
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16. 16
AsTECHNOLOGYscales
potentialthreats,common
riskandvaluetradeoffs
aretransformed

17. ChainReactionsDriveCybersecurityEvolution…
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18. 25+Million
Applications
Connected and creating 50x
the volume of data
50-200BillionDevices
Connected to the Internet
$6trillion
Cyber-crime impact
globally by 2021
$3–$90trillion
Aggregate innovation impact of
cyber-risks
400k+New Malware/Day
630 million unique
samples of malware exist today
$75billion
Rise of ransomware
becomes a multi-billion
dollar problem
4+BillionUsersOnline
Up from 3 billion today
50Trillion
Gigabytes
Amount of data being
created
AWorldofTargetswithIncreasedValue
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10Million
Self-driving cars on the road
100kCustomersLost
fromasingledatabreach
Customer abandonment goes up

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AttackersAdvantage
Threatsgrowinsize,capability,
Andbenefitfromalargerattack
Surfaceforgreatergains

20. Dante'sInfernoofCybersecurityImpacts
DenialofService
(Availability)
DataTheft&
Exposure
(Confidentiality)
Monitor&
Manipulate
(Integrity)
Security Competency
Attacker Innovation
Attacks evolve and
increase in severity based
upon deeper adoption and
reliance
Own&Obliterate
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21. MarketExpectationschange
Life-Safetywillbethecatalyst
Foratippingpointwhichwillincrease
thescopeandrelevanceofsecurity

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Expectationsofprotectionexpand
Digitalsecurity
+
Physicalsafety
+
Personalprivacy

23. Relevancetomarketsincrease
 DemandtoaddressAccelerationofGreaterRisks
 Increasedregulatorycomplianceandtechnologystandards
 Securitybecomesa
forethoughtinsteadof
anafterthought
 Expectationsincreaseand
blendacrossCyber/physical

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RelationshipsDriveChange
Technology
Threats
Markets
Security
Markets expect
Technology to be
integrated with
Security to protect
from Threats

25. Securityrisksandopportunities

26. OpportunitiesontheRise
Security is more relevant
Becomes a stronger purchase criteria
More budget and funding opportunities

27. Newmarketsemerge
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28. Newindustrytrends
DigitalSecurity
• Smart ‘things’ new and old will need protection
• Trustworthy technology is a differentiator
PhysicalSafety
• Asset protection from cyber related damage and theft
• Life-safety concerns will be a tipping point!
PersonalPrivacy
• User information, activities, and personal data
• Surveillance data: video, voice, biometrics, location

29. RisksandOpportunitiesrisefor
thesecurityindustry
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30. Security and Network Training
Tracks
SIAEducationbringsinsightsandknowledge
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Unmanned Systems: Drones
and Robots
Threat Landscape and
Defensive Countermeasures
Video Surveillance
Physical Security and Safety
Connected Security Exposition:
People, Processes, and Technology
Threats, Trends and Protective
Strategies
Access and ID Management
Dealer, Installer, and Integrator
Technology
Cybersecurity and Security
Industry Insights

31. …Areyouprepared?
Technologyconvergenceisdrivingchange.
RelevancewillriseforProtectionsofdigital
security,physicalsafety,andpersonalprivacy.