When it comes to defending against cyber attacks, we must consider the growing complexity of our digital estate: How do we think about our assets? What must we defend against? IT organizations find themselves responsible for protecting a crisscrossing web of technologies they may not own. These can include: User-owned mobile devices used to access corporate data. Systems and devices used by your partners and customers to access your information. With 7 billion internet-connected devices in use worldwide—not including laptops and mobile devices1—you have multiple points of vulnerability for your overall estate. All of this complexity also creates additional compliance challenges. It’s critical that you understand what you have, what’s sensitive, what needs to be kept and for how long—and that’s in addition to securing everything across your heterogeneous environments. These advances all change the game when it comes to security: You no longer have the luxury of drawing perimeters around your organization.